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  • 3 weeks ago | medium.com | Mike Pearl

    The RSA Conference 2025 brought together over 44,000 cybersecurity professionals in San Francisco, establishing itself as the definitive forum for discussions on the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. With AI dominating virtually every booth, session, and keynote, this year’s conference sent a clear message: AI is reshaping the security landscape at unprecedented speed, and CISOs must adapt or risk falling behind.

  • 1 month ago | newrepublic.com | Mike Pearl

    If you blinked, you may have missed the way Saudi Arabia’s utopian economic diversification program known as Saudi Vision 2030 has been unofficially rebranded “Vision 2034,” named for the year Saudi Arabia will host the World Cup. Greenwashing—a term for companies or organizations portraying themselves as more sustainable than they really are—is on its way out, and “sportswashing” is in.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mike Pearl

    If you blinked, you may have missed the way Saudi Arabia’s utopian economic diversification program known as Saudi Vision 2030 has been unofficially rebranded “Vision 2034,” named for the year Saudi Arabia will host the World Cup. Greenwashing—a term for companies or organizations portraying themselves as more sustainable than they really are—is on its way out, and “sportswashing” is in.

  • 1 month ago | bloodinthemachine.com | Mike Pearl

    Greetings all — I’ve got something a little different today: The first original BITM guest post, from the great writer and editor Mike Pearl. Mike is a former VICE columnist, the author of The Day It Finally Happens, a frequent contributor to the New Republic, and a good friend. After the Studio Ghibli AI slopfest hit critical mass a couple weeks ago—it is, unfortunately, still ongoing—Mike sent me the following essay.

  • Mar 2, 2025 | theatlantic.com | Mike Pearl

    My father-in-law, Bill, and I watch sports differently. Picture Clint Eastwood sitting in front of the TV with Jesse Eisenberg. When a college football game is on, Bill becomes serious, and my surface-level commentary—things like “Not looking good,” when Arizona State is trailing—is usually met with silence. I wasn’t raised a college-football fan; casually saying terms like “Big Ten” or “Ole Miss” still seems unnatural to me.

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