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How agents are changing the meaning of computer security
Hello, and welcome. I’m Peter Hall. As a PhD candidate at NYU, I’ve worked on theoretical cryptography, and as a tech and science journalist, I’ve written about AI’s unique security vulnerabilities, agent-agent communication, and more. Toda...
The war on VPNs won’t end well
Hello and welcome to another episode of Glitchy Things. For your delectation and enjoyment today, we’re looking at how VPNs have become a flashpoint in the battle to regulate life online, the rise of crypto money in UK electoral politics, a...
How private can a stablecoin be?
Hey there! Earlier this month, we held our third in-person event, the Stablecoin Privacy Summit, in Washington, DC. This issue delves into some of the key takeaways.
Stablecoins and privacy: it’s complicated
by Mike Orcutt
Stab...
Who is responsible when your AI agent misbehaves?
Hello again! Sorry we took so long to get back to you—we’ve been busy planning another event! More on that below, but first we have a few thoughts on the new questions arising around the rapid development and deployment of AI agents.
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Sorry, but we have to talk about Moltbook
Greetings! We’re back with another list of Glitchy things. Here’s a link to the previous digest in case you missed it. And check out our new events page!
The speed of technological evolution is causing familiar systems—from governme...
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Crypto contains multitudes
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