Lily Hay Newman

Glad to be vindicated here, I must say.

But yeah, so this is an article written by Matt Burgess and Lily Hay Newman, and it's written via Wired.

So let's jump on in.

On Thursday, researchers from the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto revealed a worst-case scenario found in the wild.

Start looking at that.

All right, from a more interesting perspective, this is Lily Hay Newman and Matt Burgess at Wired.com. AI is getting really good at messing with cybercriminals.

So I picked this one because it sounds like it's a good news story, if you will.

So even as AI supercharges digital scamming and cybercrime, it is also being recruited in the fight to protect potential victims.

I haven't, I haven't gathered that yet, but, but I'm interested in this story that Wired wrote because, uh, people are, I guess, pushing back or Wired has discovered, looked further into how Meta Muse actually works on a proactive basis and, um, says they were able to...

This is Lily Hay Newman is the writer at Wired who, uh, wrote this story.

Able to get the internal instructions, um, from Muse and learn a little bit about how it does what it does behind the scenes.

Meta says it deliberately made those files accessible for full transparency, so who knows [laughs] if that's true or not.