When Dystopiana Wears Thin
Masses and minions. An entirely alternative view…or maybe not all that alternative.
Technocracy
Duplicating CloudFlare’s MARKDOWN FOR AGENTS
An useful feature is Markdown for Agents. It makes an existing website “AI-friendly” by serving a Markdown representation of normal HTML pages to agents, crawlers, and LLM-based tools. What Cloudflare’s Feature Technically Does 1. Content Negotiation Trigger An agent or crawler sends a request like this: json{ … } json{“@context”:”https://schema.org”,”@type”:”Article”}“` llms.txt Support Add: /llms.txt/llms-full.txt /llms.txt … Read more
bAIg Brother per FSU
“The widow and children of one of the people killed in the April shooting at Florida State University hit OpenAI with a suit on Sunday in federal court alleging that its ChatGPT program fed the shooter’s delusions and helped him plan the details of his attack on the school’s campus.” Edges and Core of Liability, … Read more
The Svelte Arduino AI Brain for Robocops Robodogs Killbots Botswarms
nullClaw – “…this is the ai-brain for robocop, kill-bot swarms, that killer dog thing from black-mirror, etc…” Transcript
Before AI Menace, it was MIDI Menace
Decades before AI became a thing, the Musical Instrument Digital Interface became a thing, and all drummers everywhere — it was hyped and menaced and believed — would pretty promptly become obsolete, cast out of want and need! There may have been some of that initially, but drums are drums, humans are humans, and machines … Read more
Legally Handling Rampant GDPR-iania
Yes — the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a legitimate legal requirement in certain jurisdictions. Here are the key points: What the GDPR is Where it applies and to whom What this means in practice Key takeaway If your organisation processes personal data of individuals in the EU (or offers goods/services to them, or … Read more
EFF LetsEncrypt SSL Cert Trojan Horse
EFF LetsEncrypt SSL Cert Trojan Horse Google requires HTTPS encryption for websites to be eligible for inclusion in google indexes. EFF LetsEncrypt currently offers “free” SSL certificates. Might technocratic forces conceivably force EFF to gather website owner identification and ultimately authorization? Is a potential Trojan Horse trap being slowly readied? Evidence and default consensus does … Read more