I recently had an independent researcher ask to endorse him on Arxiv to upload a new pre-print. On the surface, the pre-print appeared relevant to my past work in neuroethics and I was excited to take a look. Upon closer... Read more about Don't AI-cite my work and then ask for an Arxiv endorsement
New from my team at Yale’s Digital Ethics Center: The case for contextual copyleft: licensing open-source training data and generative AI Our article, “The Case for Contextual Copyleft: Licensing Open-Source Training Data and Generative AI,” has just been published in... Read more about Published! The Case for Contextual Copyleft: Licensing Open-Source Training Data and Generative AI
New from my team at Yale’s Digital Ethics Center: Regulating Next-Generation Implantable Brain-Computer Interfaces: Recommendations for Ethical Development and Implementation In this blog post, I am excited to share the key findings from our recent research paper, which investigates the... Read more about New Working Paper: Regulating Next-Generation Implantable Brain-Computer Interfaces: Recommendations for Ethical Development and Implementation
I'm excited to share our recent paper that examines the potential and strategic advantages of developing open-source (OS) foundation models within the European Union (EU). The work is a collaborative effort with my colleagues Luciano Floridi, Carlotta Buttaboni, Emmie Hine,... Read more about New Working Paper: Open-Source AI made in the EU: Why it is a Good Idea
II am delighted to share insights from our recent research paper, which explores the evolving field of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). BCIs have the potential to revolutionize human-computer interaction by leveraging neural connectivity. This study provides an in-depth analysis of the... Read more about New Working Paper: Agentic AI Optimisation (AAIO): what it is, how it works, why it matters, and how to deal with it
New from my team at Yale’s Digital Ethics Center: Cyber Risks to Next-Gen Brain-Computer Interfaces: Analysis and Recommendations This work highlights critical insights from a chapter of my BS/MS computer science thesis, which investigates the regulatory and cybersecurity challenges of... Read more about New Working Paper: Cyber Risks to Next-Gen Brain-Computer Interfaces: Analysis and Recommendations
New from my team at Yale’s Digital Ethics Center: Counter-Misinformation Dynamics: The Case of Wikipedia Editing Communities during the 2024 US Presidential Elections Wikipedia is a vital source of information, heavily trafficked and relied upon by individuals and large language... Read more about New Working Paper: Counter-Misinformation Dynamics: The Case of Wikipedia Editing Communities during the 2024 US Presidential Elections
I recently stumbled down the amateur radio rabbithole, and wanted to try out digital modes like FT4 and FT8 with my ICOM 703+. The 703 was produced well before digital modes, manufactured in (2002)[http://www.icomamerica.com/en/products/amateur/hf/703/default.aspx]! However, it’s still possible to bring... Read more about ICOM 703 & DigiMode Guide
Eagle Scout Tyler Schroder, of Troop 577 in Clifton, VA, has been awarded with the Dr. Bernard Harris Bronze Supernova Award. Schroder becomes one of less than twelve scouts in all of NCAC to have earned this award. The Boy... Read more about Eagle Scout Tyler Schroder awarded Dr. Bernard Harris Supernova for STEM
HS Freshman Selected for First-Ever NetSec Focus Project of the Month Winner As announced (not as a joke) on April 1st: Introducing the Project of the Month Did you create something good? Achieve something? Find a vulnerability? Bag an internship?... Read more about NSF Project of the Month Winner Apr 2018
This 2FA bypass was a real treat to discover. It all started when I was charging my phone, and didn’t want to get up and go get it from across the room. My solution? Let’s find a way to break... Read more about CVE 2018 7213 Abine Blur Password Manager