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"From Cloud to Chaos: Defining Shared Responsibility for AI Security" bit.ly/4oXmZf4 <- jokes and painful questions (and some answers) from CoSAI work on AI shared responsivity

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Dear @a16z here's why yall should start a security fellowship the dominant view held by the startup world on security can be summed up in one word 'eh' first security hire is usually some compliance person because a corp needs a soc2 or some other (tbh fake) cert and if startups keep not caring, users stop trusting which puts pressure on the feedback loop that is critical for innovation this is especially urgent now, for the reason you have all heard a million times, ai is supercharging threats, And theres a lot of attention on the attacker side of things BUT whole categories are getting ignored threat intel, incident response, blue team, soc automation we need more voices in these fields given a platform and lastly you will be the first almost zero VCs are investing in security yes, they're throwing money at every pitch with the right buzzwords but no fellowships. no accelerators. no grants for a field as critical as security….this isn't great So in summation, a security fellowship would benefit many and would also be really freaking cool sincerely, perly @davidu

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