Models Always Lie
mnemonic security podcast
04/15/24
•38m
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For this episode, Robby is once again joined by Eoin Wickens, Technical Research Director at HiddenLayer, an organisation doing security for Machine learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
It is not too long ago since Eoin last visited the podcast, (only 7 months,) but lots has happened in the world of AI since. During the episode, he talks about some of the most significant changes and developments he’s seen the last months, how models are getting smarter, smaller and more specific, and he revisits his crystal ball predictions last episode.
Robby and Eoin discuss potential security risks posed by using AI tools, how to secure AI powered tools, and what you should think about before using them. Eoin also gives some new crystal ball predictions and recommendations to organisations starting to utilise AI adjacent technologies.
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To answer this, we’re joined by an expert in this field; Darius Belijevas, Head of Incogni, a service that automates user personal data removal from data brokers.
Darius shares from his research on data brokers and their business models, and explains what a typical data broker looks like, the most commons methods they use to collect our data, and who some of the most popular data brokers are.
This brings the conversation to the growing market for data removal services, and the two also talk about new legislative measures that might be changing the landscape these organisations operate in.
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•30m
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To discuss the importance of securing high-risk individuals, like journalists, politicians and executives, Robby is joined by an expert in this field, Runa Sandvik, journalist, security researcher and founder of Granitt. At Granitt, Runa works with digital security for journalists and other at-risk people, building on her experiences working at The New York Times, Freedom of the Press Foundation and The Tor Project.
During the conversation, they talk about how to secure devices when travelling to high-risk countries, what tools to use and at what time, and how threat actors usually target individuals. Runa also shares how she works to secure accounts and devices for her clients.
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