Via the amusing regulatory humor of Daniel Stori at turnoff.us (from the Archive, originally published in August of 2017) — Via the amusing regulatory humor of **Daniel Stori** at **turnoff.us** (from the Archive, originally published in August of 2017)

Daniel Stori's 'AI Regulation' →

December 09, 2020 by Marc Handelman in Daniel Stori, Satire, AI Humor, Ethics, IT Humor, Security Humor

AI On AI, The Ethics Conundrum →

October 11, 2017 by Marc Handelman in Ethics, Artificial Intelligence

...and then there's this tidbit on the ethics of Artifical Intelligence... Enjoy.

September - US National Preparedness Month →

August 24, 2017 by Marc Handelman in Animals, Family, Canines, Common Sense, Contingency Planning, Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Recovery, Earthquakes, Emergency Management, Ethics, Food Security, Good Advice

Most assuredly, taking care of your family is the single most important task parents can accomplish during their lifetime. This includes those canines, felines and other animals we hold so dear, whom, by the way, are also family members. Don't forget them in your preparedness planning, they need clean water, good food and a safe place to sleep! Don't Wait. Communicate. Make a family emergency plan today. Learn more at Ready.gov.

Wasn't Us... →

October 08, 2016 by Marc Handelman in All is Information, Attack Analysis, Espionage, Ethics, Feet of Clay, Information Security, Election Fraud, Election Infosecurity

Wasn't Us, Mr. President...

Reportage →

September 15, 2016 by Marc Handelman in Ethics, Espionage, Crime

The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence has voted in the affirmative to adopt the investigative report on Edward Snowden... While the full report is classified as SECRET, the unclassified executive summary is not. Read it and Weep.

NATO CCDCOE, Cyber Warfare, an Ethical Analysis →

May 04, 2015 by Marc Handelman in Cyberwar, Ethics

Elazari: Hackers, The Internet's Immune System →

March 02, 2015 by Marc Handelman in All is Information, Freedom, Information Security, Ethics, Computer Science, Common Sense