Alex Stamos

Nov 11, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Alex Stamos

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Jul 1, 2024 | sacbee.com | Alex Stamos

The safety impacts of artificial intelligence are here, are real and are often very personal. Innocent teenagers are being blackmailed with their faces inserted into photo-realistic pornography. Terrified grandparents are sending tens of thousands of dollars to “virtual kidnappers” who use AI to fake the voices of family members using snippets of audio from social media.

Jan 26, 2024 | linkedin.com | Alex Stamos

On Monday, CNBC gave me a chance to discuss Microsoft's Friday-night news dump[1] of a new breach by Russian intelligence services, in which I called for more details from Microsoft so that other organizations could defend themselves. Yesterday, we gained a bit more transparency in the form of a blog post from "Microsoft Security", the commercial security division of Microsoft[2].

Nov 1, 2023 | intel.ks.group | Alex Stamos |Chris Krebs

The Biden Administration’s recent executive order puts the White House in the driver’s seat of AI policy management and directs the sprawling executive branch to complete studies and develop industry guidance. The most specific requirements of the EO fall on those few firms training “dual-use foundation models” or deploying massive compute clusters. However, the EO does suggest some areas where a broader set of firms should engage. Read on for KSG’s summary and key takeaways.

Jul 29, 2023 | researchgate.net | Alex Stamos

A defining legacy of the Trump insurgency and the journalistic and political preoccupation with Russiagate has been a transformation of web 2.0 platform governance. The digital teleologies of openness and self-correcting networks have faced a significant “techlash” and the looming threat of regulation.