ai-security
band: warmmomentum: stable
score: 0.305
Episodes (11)
Trajectory notes
- 2026-09-24T02:39:11Z: altman-un-security-council-briefing closed (absorbed) β The planned briefing moves frontier-AI security into a consequential multilateral venue, creating a publishing opportunity to test whether emerging standards reach Scottβs executable authority layer or remain policy-only g
- 2026-09-02T15:44:24Z: ckks-fhe-llm-inference-speeds closed (faded) β The reported gap supports Scottβs architectural position that practical privacy currently depends on trusted boundaries, tokenised representations, and privilege separation rather than giving general models raw sensitive data or re
- 2026-08-31T09:29:18Z: openai-zero-retention-safety-system closed (faded) β A consequential provider is testing an architecture that converges with Scottβs existing privacy-by-structure approach: stateless processing, sensitive-data minimisation, and safety or observability without durable raw-prompt
- 2026-08-31T08:31:32Z: attestation-gated-key-release-confidential-ai closed (faded) β The claimed attestation-before-key-release design independently aligns with SiloOSβs architecture of keeping sensitive capability and data access behind deterministic, cryptographically verifiable execution boundari
- 2026-08-22T18:26:24Z: gpu-vulndb-launch closed (faded) β The maintenance-dependent trust claim is already carried by Scottβs Version-bound AI assessment and Security Reviewer Method: security findings remain useful only when tied to current source versions and independently checkable evidence. GPU V
- 2026-08-15T12:31:58Z: google-homomorphic-private-ai closed (faded) β Googleβs approach converges with Scottβs structural-containment position: sensitive inputs should be made inaccessible to the cognitively capable component by architecture, not policy alone. If independent benchmarks show acceptabl