AIES keynote draws lessons from dotcom-era security research for AI safety
davidmanheim · x · 2026-10-14
Highlighting Yoshi Kohno's AIES 2026 keynote: the history of computer security research during the dotcom boom — tools, monitoring, impact studies and methodologies — shaped how the security industry evolved, offering practical and conceptual lessons for AI safety and ethics today.
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