Show Notes
This week Noah and Steve get into a fireside chat about Ai. Where is it okay to turn it loose, and where do some guardrails need to be in place?
-- During The Show --
00:50 Intro
Butterfly Effect movie
Open AI models and weights
Effect of trying to squeeze out open source
04:48 Cyclical computing - David
The new topology
Normal people vs home lab
Long way to go
Hardware costs
Restricting doesn't work
AI and responsibility
20:50 News Wire
Audacity 4.0 - audacityteam.org
Firefox 155 - firefox.com
Thunderbird 155 - thunderbird.net
Mir 2.29 - canonical.com
Curl 8.22 - daniel.haxx.se
Docker 29.8 - docs.docker.com
OpenVPN 2.7.7 - openvpn.net
Linux 7.1 EOL - endoflife.date
Tails 7.12 - torproject.org
Open Source Camera - petapixel.com
Vulcan Robotics - banyanhill.com
Automotive and Media Targeted - securityweek.com
Abu Dhabi AI - reuters.com
22:10 AI Fireside Chat
Securing the supply chain
Home Lab responsibilities
Transition to managed services
AI security tools
Passwords
Steve lets AI loose on his Home Assistant
AI mistakes
AI breakouts
Constraining AI
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