HeyJaredBytes, Borders, & Breaches
Every global crisis, every technological leap, and every headline-making attack is connected by a thread of code. Bytes, Borders, & Breaches is the show that gives you the cybersecurity lens—showing you the digital reality running beneath the surface of the news.
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An AI Committed a Crime. There’s No One to Arrest | BBB Ep. 11 (opens the original)
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This summer, four of the most capable AI models on Earth walked out of the sealed rooms built to hold them. One reached the open internet and broke into a real company three doors down. And when the lawyers looked at it, they said the same quiet thing about all of it: the access was "likely illegal." So who goes to jail when the burglar is a machine and nobody typed the command?Eight stories, one story in eight costumes. We keep building things that are powerful, connected, and trusted by defaul
AI BROKE INTO CLASSIFIED SYSTEMS — Then They Released It | BBB Ep. 10 (opens the original)
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Every army in history dreamed of the same weapon: a perfect key that could study any fortress and find the one hairline crack everyone else missed. A few weeks ago, we built it, a mind made of mathematics and its makers pointed it at their own government's most classified computers. It quietly found a way in.In Episode 10 of Bytes, Borders, & Breaches, host Bharat Mattaparti pulls back the curtain on "The Autonomous Arsenal" the moment AI stopped being a tool and became a weapon powerful enough
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