>zero-click android exploit
>arbitrary code execution and privilege escalation
Remember when the human was the weakest part of any cybersecurity system? Pepperidge Farms remembers.
>zero-click android exploit
>arbitrary code execution and privilege escalation
Remember when the human was the weakest part of any cybersecurity system? Pepperidge Farms remembers.
Newgrounds user turned Audio Moderator Quest has put together a recap of 2025 (text version), providing stats for how much slop she's dealt with:
2025 Stats:
- 2818 AI-Generated Tracks Flagged or Removed
- 3656 Total Flagged or Removed Tracks
- 12.7 GB Data Used by AI-Generated Tracks
- 2843 Accounts Which Uploaded Prohibited Audio
Cumulative Stats (since 2024):
- 4475 AI-Generated Tracks Flagged or Removed
- 5731 Total Flagged or Removed Tracks
- 18.93 GB Data Used by AI-Generated Tracks
- 4113 Accounts Which Uploaded Prohibited Audio
AI Model Breakdown:
- Suno AI: 82%
- Udio AI: 5%
- Riffusion AI: 1%
- Other: 12%
- RVC-Based: 0.6%
- Soundful: 0.4%
- Mixed: 0.2%
- Various Other Models: 2.9%
- Unknown: 7.9%
Reportedly, she's also got an essay-length sneer in the works:
Finally, I am also working on an even larger, long-form essay post about artificial intelligence, drawing a link to something that I do not see draw enough. It’s a big project with a lot of research and knowledgeable people guiding me. This will be released in the coming months. I have a lot to say.
Starting off with a double bill of art-related sneers:
"Down with the Gatekeepers! Who…are Artists, Apparently" by Jared White, mocking promptfondlers' attempts to cry gatekeeper and misunderstanding of the artistic process
"using chatgpt and other ai writing tools makes you unhireable. here’s why" by Doc Burford, going into punishing detail about LLMs' artistic inadequacy, and promptfondlers' artlessness
New post from Iris Meredith, doing a deep-dive into why tech culture was so vulnerable to being taken over by slop machines
Like the bottle opener on a Galil, or the "Flower Field" version of Minesweeper, it can also help distinguish your story in small, but interesting ways, and help it stick in a reader's mind. (Had to try this trick for myself :P)
It was floated last year, and its happened today - Curl is euthanising its bug bounty program, and AI is nigh-certainly why.
Simon Willison defends stealing a Python library using lying machines, answering "questions" he previously "asked" in an attempt to downplay his actions.
Found a solid sneer on the 'net today: https://chronicles.mad-scientist.club/tales/on-floss-and-training-llms/
A small list of literary promptfondlers came to my attention - should complement the awful.systems slopware list nicely.
Either Clanker Watch or Clankerware - either would work well IMO.
I've seen memes about eating people's art, but never a literal case, lmaoooooooooooo