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  1. Issue · Sep 26, 2026

    Machine Speed: The AI Apocalypse is a Smokescreen (opens the original)

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    On August 25, 2026, the Seventh Circuit held that the First Amendment protects a person’s private, in-home possession of AI-generated child sexual abuse material, so long as no real child is depicted. The same day, Stability AI, whose model is the one named in the court filings, announced<

  2. Issue · Aug 9, 2026

    Machine Speed: When our frontier models refuse to help 🤗 (opens the original)

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    Views are my own and based on public reporting.When I worked in cyber threat intelligence (CTI), I took a particular interest in initial access vectors. The whole attack chain is obviously important, but the way in which threat actors opted to break into their target environment always grabbed my attention, because those entry points serve as the frontlines of the cyber domain.Initial access vectors can look like vulnerability exploitation and brute force password hacking, and threat actors noto

  3. Issue · Jul 10, 2026

    Machine Speed: The Frontier Has a New Off Switch (opens the original)

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    Special Edition \ by Daria Bahrami \ Views are my own and based on public reporting.The U.S. government, perhaps inadvertently, pulled two of the most capable AI models in the world off the market, then licensed them back. These were the first export controls ever applied to a model rather than a chip, and yet the question of whether this slowed or controlled distillation remains unanswered. Both frontier labs responded by racing to arm defenders at scale. And attackers, predictably, started tar

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