He/him, Australian-born, USA-residing Director of Public Policy - Responsible AI @ Microsoft. Views are my own.
Washington, USA
Joined July 2007
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Live footage for the recording of the @AdamMGrant episode on @Trevornoah’s What Now podcast 😂: youtu.be/TyWVaZsUQjc?is=ePm3…
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We are officially live! 🚀
We've launched the Appia Foundation to establish standardized conformity specifications across the global AI value chain.
Join us in building an open connecting layer for trusted AI
Learn more: appiafoundation.org.
I'm not sure what it says about me when I can relate so much to @RichardAyoade #LastOneLaughingUK
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The increasing speed, scale, and sophistication of cyberattacks is beyond anything we’ve seen before. Today Microsoft is launching our Secure Future Initiative to pursue the next generation of cybersecurity protection and a new world of security for our customers and industry. Read more: blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-i…
A new release of @CISAgov’s Secure by Design whitepaper is out - there is a lot of great advice in here for both software producers and consumers.
📢CISA released the second version of its Secure by Design whitepaper. cisa.gov/securebydesign
Want to learn what’s new? Read on! #secureByDesign 🔐
‘Tis the season. If your password is still “pumpkinspice90210!”, please enable MFA on everything you can, and use unique strong passwords with a password manager.
I am fed up with the constraints of typed file systems, from now on I am storing all of my files in /dev/null.
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We’ve released the Microsoft severity classification for common vulnerability types for systems involving Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning (AI/ML). We use this information as guidelines to triage bugs and determine severity. Learn more: msft.it/60139yZDl
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Protecting IoT devices is an important component of the recent US National Cybersecurity Strategy. David Weston breaks down how Microsoft is working to help partners create IoT solutions with strong security by prioritizing secure by design and default. linkedin.com/posts/dwizzzle_…
This is sad, love my NUC cluster 😢
BREAKING: We have heard that Intel is exiting the PC business as it stops investment in the pioneering and popular Intel NUC line of mini PCs servethehome.com/intel-exiti… @intel
I think Twitter is in trouble, Threads is incomplete, but it’s a great start. I abandoned Facebook and Instagram a while ago, but neutral evil > chaotic evil.
But does it run Doom?
The Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Paradise, Nevada, has an exosphere made of LED light panels which is visible from several miles away.
It's being tested in these days and it's quite stunning
[read more: buff.ly/3PEa8ii]
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Advancing AI governance in Europe and internationally blogs.microsoft.com/eupolicy…
Little known fact: the cat went on to have a successful EDM career as DJ Acoustic Kitty.
This was a CIA project that was commenced in the 1960s to spy on Russia. They chose a cat for the job, but what they didn’t put into consideration is the fact that cats are hard to train. The cat’s job was to eavesdrop on two men in a park outside the Soviet embassy in Washington, D.C.
The cat was wired up by a veterinary surgeon who implanted a microphone into the ear canal, a small radio transmitter at the base of the skull, and a battery buried in the flesh. It was a complex project that took five years to complete and consumed a whopping $20 million.
The project was closed in 1967 because the cat couldn’t obey directives. They initially believed they could train the cat but they were wrong.
