Dei Vilkinsons
@vilkinsons
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founder @hashai
Berlin
Joined May 2007
Excited to finally be able to share what we've been up to for the last few months, with the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford
Our work is funded by @ARIA_research as part of its "Mathematics for Safeguarded AI" program, led by @davidad and supported by @yoshua_bengio
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Security through novelty?
This is an excellent paper from the folks at @AISecurityInst and worth reading. I will have to read it again but this particular point is a good one and I think the takeaway is important. Cyber attack chains across a set of enterprise systems (simulated or real) have a finite
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Power outages go undetected, pipes freeze and burst, and owners arrive to costly damage they thought they’d prevented. 4 smarter ways to avoid cottage surprises while you’re away:
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Terror-glamorization apparently passes as “human rights activism” these days. According to Wikipedia, Mona Seif, sister of Alaa, is known for her “creative use of social media”. See attached. But rest assured HRW has found no “evidence whatsoever of support for violence”!
Something out of a sci fi movie #طوفان_الأقصى I guess it takes a special kind of imagination to find new ways of resisting an extremely advanced occupation army whose war crimes are constantly justified and endorsed by some of the most powerful governments!
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I lent support to a murderous, racist, antisemitic cause I knew nothing about. I was then shocked to learn something about it. Somebody else must say sorry and then everything will be fine. My personal sense of responsibility is outstripped by that of a teaspoon. Hi, I’m your MP!
Those of us who campaigned for Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s protection and release as a British citizen plainly were not aware of his grotesque tweets, and at no point had anyone raised them with me until yesterday. I trusted the process to give Alaa citizenship, and then supported the
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Good job the government doesn’t take its real-world marching orders from the fictional head of MI6. Except…
The one thing that has been clear as day over the past number of years is that celebrities don’t know what’s happening in the world. They jump on a bandwagon to be a part of the current thing without so much as scratching the surface on its substance.
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I furthermore look forward to Google attempting to win this without setting a precedent that endangers their entire search business. Should be a laugh!
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As of literally right now Google is still perfectly happy to sell ads to @serpapi. Totally implausible lawsuit.
Google had sued SerpAPI over scraping the Google search results - Google knows SerpAPi can't pay the damages https://t.co/IX9xiwaiYV
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Google had sued SerpAPI over scraping the Google search results - Google knows SerpAPi can't pay the damages https://t.co/IX9xiwaiYV
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Says it all. The Economist: Do you use AI yourself? Sir Keir: Yes, I do use AI. The Economist: What for? Sir Keir: We’re using it within government for a whole bunch of roles. The Economist: But what about you personally? Are you on ChatGPT of an evening? Sir Keir: No, but my
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The Economist speaks to Britain’s prime minister
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Imagine if AI labs deliberately developed exceedingly powerful, categorically malicious, unstoppable-in-the-wild advanced AI… replicated it en masse, and then actually deployed it in a “secure” sandbox so it could be studied. Terrible idea, right? That’s effectively how
The research has no--zero--civilian applications. The sole application is bioweapons development. The sole potential products are weapons of mass destruction.
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Looking for a great slide deck designer to help with some fun data, process, sales and project visualizations at HASH (+ potential for ongoing work). Any recommendations?
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People who know have been arguing for some time there'd be a billion dollar one-man startup... but until Zuck made the offer I didn't hear anyone arguing there'd be billion-dollar rank and file employees
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The OSA was sold as a safeguard to stop children accidentally being exposed to inappropriate content. The UK govt denied it was censorship. Now this.
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not ashamed to admit I have sat in a toilet before to avoid exactly this scene
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In all my years skirting the fringes of right-wing groups, I’ve never once been at a meeting or rally where a crowd openly chanted death to anyone, let alone thousands screaming it in unison.
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I've been reading @alexschultz's forthcoming new book on digital marketing. For those who don't know Alex, he was an early-early employee at Facebook, and is now the CMO at Meta. Alex is a master optimizer of all things — from conversion rates and search engine rankings, through
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We're profitable, working with some of the world's best companies and researchers, and our tiny, talented team is shipping like crazy. Could not be more bullish about @hashai's mission to "help everybody make the right decisions" after @ARIA_research's first ever summit 🇬🇧
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