@JT-Money just as I figured the golden age of cyber security will arrive shortly:
AI is way more vulnerable than I thought
why can't people just refactor the vibe-coded projects with security review prompts?
Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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why can't people just refactor the vibe-coded projects with security review prompts?
Watch this phrase grow:I can't wait to demand more money after the next massive AI breach.
What Is a Prompt Injection Attack? | IBM
In prompt injection attacks, hackers manipulate generative AI systems by feeding them malicious inputs disguised as legitimate user prompts.
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I remember hearing about this over a year ago from a podcast. But despite all the warnings from cybersecurity professionals Corporate Executives are full speed ahead. They don't want to hear anything negative about AI or outsourced IT labor no matter the consequences.Watch this phrase grow:
What Is a Prompt Injection Attack? | IBM
In prompt injection attacks, hackers manipulate generative AI systems by feeding them malicious inputs disguised as legitimate user prompts.
Thing is my work is interesting and I like building shyt.
I try to put in a good 3-4 hours, problem is the meetings are what cause me to stay on longer than I want.
On an ideal day, I work from 9 to 1 or 10-2pm, meetings included
It’s the random shyt outside of these periods where I get a ping that causes me to be on longer.
I’ve started blocking out my calendar, with dnd sessions, where I’m really chilling.
Heck thinking about architecture is part of the job. I can’t just press buttons to look productive.
A former Microsoft worker has been job-hunting for 9 months. He says it feels like companies are 'looking for Superman.'
He once earned 6 figures at Microsoft. Now he's unemployed, burning through savings, and at risk of losing his home.
A former Microsoft worker is struggling to find work amid the tech industry's white-collar hiring slowdown. He's unemployed and burning through money.
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Mody Khan, a former Microsoft employee, has struggled to land a job for the past nine months.
He says he's running low on savings and at risk of losing his home.
A white-collar hiring slowdown has made it difficult for many in the tech industry to find work.
He became a full-time employee in May 2020, working as a support escalation engineer. In December 2021, he was promoted to cloud solution architect — a fully remote role he held until his termination in December 2024.
Khan's final years at the company were very difficult. He said multiple managers raised concerns about his performance over the years and eventually warned him that his job was in jeopardy.
Humans are being hired to make AI slop look less sloppy
Despite concerns about job displacement, some freelancers say they’ve found new work as a result of AI’s incompetencies in fields like writing, art and coding.Leila Register / NBC News; Getty Images The same technology that was supposed to put graphic designer Lisa Carstens out of business is...
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Paramount announced RTO, 5 days a week starts in January. Employees can get a severance if they decide to leave, but they have to make the decision by the 15th.
Their trying to get people to quit. Next will be layoffs if nobody takes the bait.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
this is fukked up and terrifying
They still trying to blame AI for job losses? Who the hell was thinking about ChatGPT back in 2022?
Or does that year coincide with Elon laying off 80% of Twitter staff? And using a ton of outsourced labor.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
They still trying to blame AI for job losses? Who the hell was thinking about ChatGPT back in 2022?
Or does that year coincide with Elon laying off 80% of Twitter staff? And using a ton of outsourced labor.
meh……
My company I work for had laid off a BUNCH of folks
Some with some other companies I know locally in my area also, some of the clients we work with.
They are releasing folks like crazy
Most of them are trying to keep their overinflated stock price from falling. They don't even care if quality suffers by using cheap overseas workers. If they start back hiring again in the US it will be at much lower salaries.
American Companies Are Buying Their Own Stocks at a Record Pace
American companies are repurchasing their shares at a record pace, boosting their balance sheets and fueling the U.S. stock rally.
U.S. companies have announced $983.6 billion worth of stock buybacks so far this year, the best start to a year on record, according to Birinyi Associates data going back to 1982. They are projected to purchase more than $1.1 trillion worth overall in 2025, which would mark an all-time high.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Most of them are trying to keep their overinflated stock price from falling. They don't even care if quality suffers by using cheap overseas workers. If they start back hiring again in the US it will be at much lower salaries.
American Companies Are Buying Their Own Stocks at a Record Pace
American companies are repurchasing their shares at a record pace, boosting their balance sheets and fueling the U.S. stock rally.
U.S. companies have announced $983.6 billion worth of stock buybacks so far this year, the best start to a year on record, according to Birinyi Associates data going back to 1982. They are projected to purchase more than $1.1 trillion worth overall in 2025, which would mark an all-time high.
The overseas thing is real
many of the US jobs lost on my company are either moving to SAmerica or AI is taking the work from teams.
Matter fact, I heard from a higher up, for the time being. They ain’t even hiring Americans. They are hiring only people from fukking Bogata
Interesting didn’t know thisMost of them are trying to keep their overinflated stock price from falling. They don't even care if quality suffers by using cheap overseas workers. If they start back hiring again in the US it will be at much lower salaries.
American Companies Are Buying Their Own Stocks at a Record Pace
American companies are repurchasing their shares at a record pace, boosting their balance sheets and fueling the U.S. stock rally.
U.S. companies have announced $983.6 billion worth of stock buybacks so far this year, the best start to a year on record, according to Birinyi Associates data going back to 1982. They are projected to purchase more than $1.1 trillion worth overall in 2025, which would mark an all-time high.
