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Cake day: January 9th, 2026

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  • Copyright law needs to change with things becoming public domain much sooner than the currently do, but… If a bunch of billionaires want to profit off someone elses work by using material to train AI, they can bloody well pay fairly for that use, or accept if the owner of that material refuses to permit/license them.

    The basic premise that there is some universally accepted ‘need’ to train ai models is just not one i can see as valid.








  • This is ridiculous and clearly shows both nefarious intent and complete disregard for the GDPR and it’s core principle of data minimisation. There must be a simpler solution to this - maybe through attestation from a trusted third party who has already (legitimately) verified the user’s identity - like a bank. Imagine a user creating and providing a token that allows a one-time request through the open banking standards to receive an attestation on whether or not the user is over 18 - without disclosing the users actual dob or any other personal information except who and how the attestation was made. Not sure if it would even be necessary for companies to store precisely when the attestation was made if the banks themselves record the event.




  • per the article: “OpenClaw as installed could read credentials from ~/.openclaw/, execute shell commands via its Gateway API, and install itself as a persistent system daemon surviving reboots1. The severity was debated - Endor Labs characterised the payload as closer to a proof-of-concept than a weaponised attack5 - but the mechanism is what matters. The next payload will not be a proof-of-concept.”

    I’m not a technical fella, but while this case didn’t seem to do much for the attacker, I’d guess that the openclaw could be instructed after install as part of the same postinstall routine, or it could be triggered at a later date to do something via some form of prompt injection… either way the point would seem to be the application of a new attack mechanic.