Links July 2026

July 31, 2026| etbe| 0 Comment| 20:33

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Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sanders wrote a disturbing and informative article about the use of AI by the US government [1].

Bruce Schneier wrote an interesting blog post about corporate liability for AI decisions and the German court ruling about Google’s AI summaries [2].

Cybersecurity News has an interesting article about how Pliny the Liberator succeeded in jailbreaking Anthropic’s latest LLM to give instructions on writing exploits, writing exploitable code (backdoors?), and making meth [3].

Andrew Pam wrote about the number of cars with internal combustion engines in NSW decreasing for the first time since 1910, EVs are taking over [4].

Cory Doctorow wrote an informative blog post about Facebook’s attempts to silence whistleblowers and what a pathetic little loser Zuckerberg is [5].

Scott Santens wrote an insightful article about how to effectively levy taxes in the future when “AI” significantly reduces the number of workers [6].

Ron Garrett wrote an insightful post about birthright citizenship in the US and his status as a US citizen who was not born there [7].

The BBC has an interesting article about the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit and how treating violence as a disease can significantly address the problem [8].

The LA Times has an interesting article about Covid19 causing cancer that had been in remission to return, sparking some new research into the effects of viruses on mammals [9].

CMU has an interesting video about ways to physically modify QR codes and how they could be used in real life [10].

Tim Retout wrote an informative post about the pervasive forms of advertising on the Internet, even on the BBC’s site and how some of it can be blocked [11].

The Intercept Fund is a project to address respiratory illnesses and the long term mostly unnoticed costs they cause to society, we need governments and corporations to get on board with this [12].

The German news site DW has an interesting article about activists registering neo-nazi slang as trademarks to prevent the sale of nazi merchanise which funds racism [13].

The Conversation has an insightful article about how in South Sudan and other war ravaged countries the peace process usually just allocates the spoils of war and therefore encourages more war [14].

[1] https://tinyurl.com/26cnn3og
[2] https://tinyurl.com/22fewyml
[3] https://tinyurl.com/2a5t693d
[4] https://glasswings.com.au/blog/2026-07/05-185304.html
[5] https://tinyurl.com/26qzcadm
[6] https://tinyurl.com/2csg4huw
[7] https://tinyurl.com/2blnzzxg
[8] https://tinyurl.com/25v5j7v9
[9] https://archive.md/Gq2jB
[10] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ddTIa-AhXE
[11] https://tinyurl.com/2xt9dgfp
[12] https://tinyurl.com/2y5f26rj
[13] https://tinyurl.com/29ok2qsu
[14] https://tinyurl.com/2yxzsp7s

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