My journey to Protected Computing arguably began over two decades ago, at the turn of the millennium, when I decided that security & privacy was where I wanted to dedicate my career in computer science and engineering. While there are so many huge impact areas to apply engineering and software skills, cybersecurity really called out to me: I loved the idea of applying math, science, creativity, and hard work towards the goal of protecting folks and thereby unlocking the full power of digital technology to improve lives and the world.
yes yes. this is the best case scenario for the future of computing. i don't like that technology is becoming so much more engraved into our lives for increasingly simple things, but the internet of things is here, convenience is king, and AI fueled by their data will inevitably be used, and if we don't mitigate just how bad the collection of data is by design, while the tech is still being used to gather our data we've failed the next generations who will be living with this tech, and they'll be living like they're in one of those great reset conspiracy theories with a "quantum tattoo" or something.
Technology needs to be uncensorable, private by default, all of those buzzwords that you probably already know if you're reading this article, but it's true.
yes yes. this is the best case scenario for the future of computing. i don't like that technology is becoming so much more engraved into our lives for increasingly simple things, but the internet of things is here, convenience is king, and AI fueled by their data will inevitably be used, and if we don't mitigate just how bad the collection of data is by design, while the tech is still being used to gather our data we've failed the next generations who will be living with this tech, and they'll be living like they're in one of those great reset conspiracy theories with a "quantum tattoo" or something.
Technology needs to be uncensorable, private by default, all of those buzzwords that you probably already know if you're reading this article, but it's true.