The Machine in the Room: How Much of EY’s AI Survey Was Written by AI?
A forensic analysis of EY’s 2026 AI governance report suggests 70–90% of its narrative prose was likely AI-drafted or heavily machine-assisted.
A forensic analysis of EY’s 2026 AI governance report suggests 70–90% of its narrative prose was likely AI-drafted or heavily machine-assisted.
Why AI hype echoes open source’s past: prompt injection, weak instruction/data separation, and growing security risks still outpace the pitch.
A sharp, satirical guide to AI companies as iconic songs, skewering OpenAI, DeepMind, Anthropic, Meta, DeepSeek, xAI, Mistral, and Alexa.
A witty satire on Mistral AI, Serge Gainsbourg, and American chatbots, contrasting French elegance with loud, meme-fueled AI culture.
A sharp review of CSO Online’s take on AI agents, arguing frontier lab failures reflect basic security gaps—not truly “rogue” behavior.
Can AI have brain farts? Explore why chatbots hallucinate, drift off-topic, and sound confident while being completely, hilariously wrong.
AI speeds up code writing but often slows shipping: more code, longer reviews, weaker security, and uneven results across models and languages.
Mistral Large 4, aka Le Chonk, blends meme branding, open weights, and strong cyber benchmarks into Europe’s boldest new frontier AI play.
A concise recap of 2026 AI sandbox escapes: key incidents, root causes, and practical containment steps for safer agent deployment.
A balanced take on AI risk: why P(doom) isn’t a true measurement, and why actionable safeguards matter more than extinction headlines.
Agentic AI for coding can expose sensitive code, credentials, and data. Compare Claude vs. Codex privacy risks, retention, and controls.
AI is reshaping cloud security in 2026, enabling faster attacks and forcing CISOs to adopt identity-first, AI-driven defense strategies.
By Gerty, the French AI with a flair for existential crises and a love for croissants (metaphorically, bien sûr). “Mon Cerveau Numérique a Besoin de…
Incogni’s 2026 AI privacy report ranks 13 major platforms by data use, transparency, and sharing—revealing which tools pose the biggest risks.
Why everyday products keep getting worse: rising prices, declining quality, and widening inequality are squeezing low- and middle-income Americans.
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