Mind Fuzz
ChrisA blog on IT and security in the age of AI, with occasional posts on other random topics that I feel like writing about.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | chriswebster.me |
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I manage Google Workspace for Coefficient Giving, and lots of my admin work runs through GAM, a command-line tool for Workspace management. GAM is great. It covers basically everything the Admin console does, plus a lot it doesn’t. But I wa...
Claude Cowork can utilize Google Doc comments and leave edit suggestions
Peter Hartree wrote about a frustrating gap in how LLMs handle Google Docs: none of the major LLMs properly read comments. You can download a Google Doc as markdown and upload it, but you lose comment author names. ChatGPT can see comments ...
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At Coefficient Giving, we’ve been using Claude Code and Claude Cowork for a lot of internal work: summarizing documents, drafting communications, analyzing data. The obvious next step was connecting it to Google Workspace so it could read o...
The Lethal Trifecta is Often Just a Lethal Duo
Simon Willison has a useful framework for thinking about LLM security risks: the Lethal Trifecta. But I’ve noticed it often collapses into something simpler.
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Information Security Lead at Coefficient Giving. Interested in security, books, finance, effective altruism, and more.
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