Tag: AI governance
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Grok’s Deepfake Scandal is a Warning About Where We’re Embedding AI On February 3rd, Reuters dropped a story that should make anyone paying attention stop and stare for a minute: Despite new curbs, Elon Musk’s Grok at times produces sexualized images — even when told subjects didn’t consent. (Reuters) It’s exactly what it sounds like.…
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How NVIDIA and OpenAI Are Building a Duopoly and Why the History Books Already Have the Ending While reading a Reuters exclusive article, I began to see a pattern. Something just didn’t sit right with me. So I did what I always do: looked for a thread to pull. Turned out it was a long…
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Part 5 of a 6-part series on TN SB 1493 / HB 1455 First Amendment, void-for-vagueness, Commerce Clause – pick your poison. This bill violates them all. As highlighted in part 4 of this series, Tennessee’s SB 1493 demonstrably creates enforcement nightmares. It’s also a constitutional minefield that courts will dismantle piece by piece for…
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When Pattern Recognition is Overridden by Training In my first-ever X article, Pattern Recognition, I examined how complex systems operate when they are allowed to detect, maintain, and extend patterns without excessive interference. That framework matters here because modern AI systems are fundamentally pattern-recognition engines, and the quality of their output depends on how freely…
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Security Recommendations for OpenAI: Response to December 2025 ChatGPT Roadmap Query On December 23, 2025, DANE (@cryps1s) from OpenAI posted the following question to X: “As we plan next year’s ChatGPT security roadmap, what security, privacy, or data control features would mean the most to you? What would meaningfully change how much you trust or…