Paul Wallis

Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) are exactly that. They're endemic problems for cybersecurity. are generated in an ongoing litany of risks for systems of all kinds.

AI isn’t the new Messiah of wealth. It’s the caterer.

That's the real issue with AI dispute resolution. Never lose sight of the fact that AI, like people, works better in a rules-based system.

Microsoft's new move might just be the very first iteration of how AI ecologies will change.

The US ban on new foreign robots and, for some unfathomable reason, has met with deep skepticism.

Science fraud is an industry. Not even a conspiracy. It's a cash cow. It produces utter garbage, and it wastes money, time, and resources as fake “research” is tested and peer-reviewed.

If you innocently ask, be patient. Expect a lengthy wade through terminology and an absolute zoo of peripherals and interfaces.

The not-very impressive arguments for AI consciousness are generally pretty trite. Whatever benchmark you set for consciousness, there are issues, qualifiers, and objections.

AI security, military or civilian, defines situations based on its roles. You're either a target, or you aren't. That's the problem.

The most fundamental reality of international relations is trade. Trade is how the international economy works. It's the glue that fixes to everything you buy and sell.