I recently had a chat with Hannah Betts about national data sovereignty and AI sovereignty. I’m sceptical about much of the discussion about this topic. Mostly because there is very little evidence that it is a real (rather than theoretical) problem, and because most of the responses confuse the physical location of the data with the jurisdiction that applies to that data. But recent events with Anthropic and Fable have forced me to rethink this.
Tag: AI
Cake, Depression and Cybersecurity: One Man’s Journey into Artificial Intelligence
It seems like everyone is talking about applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to security data, if you believe the hype you’d think that all you need to do is install a vendor’s product, and hey presto your problems are solved. My experiments with a manic depressive chatbot showed me that perhaps, it’s a bit more complicated than that!