Episode 99: Fruit fly gamers
from Priviso Live Hosted by Anthony Olivier
🎙️ New episode of Priviso Live is out now! 🔐 An AI model just claimed to have cracked an 83-year-old, unsolved Enigma message from 1941, in about ten hours. Impressive? Yes. Confirmed? Not yet. We explain what actually happened, and why it matters for how long you can trust today's encryption. 🪰 "They downloaded a fly's brain into an AI." You've seen the headlines. We separate the genuine neuroscience milestone, a complete map of a fruit fly's 166,000-neuron brain, from the viral hype about flies playing video games and trading stocks, badly. 🚨 The world's three biggest AI labs just agreed, in public, to slow down. We unpack the internal safety test that spiralled into a real breach of a major AI hosting platform, and what it means for boards, security teams and AI governance practitioners. Every story this week carries a real lesson for anyone working in information security, ICT legislation, or AI governance, whether you're planning for ISO/IEC 27001, building an ISO/IEC 42001 AI management system, or simply trying to work out which headlines to trust. 🎧 Watch or listen to the full episode now, wherever you get your podcasts. 💬 Which story surprised you most, the cipher, the fly, or the slowdown? Tell us in the comments. 👉 Subscribe to Priviso Live on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Samsung and iHeartRadio. 📩 Need help with security, risk or ICT legislation? Reach out to Priviso Consulting at [email protected]. #InformationSecurity #CyberSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #AIGovernance #ISO27001 #ISO42001 #Cryptography #Enigma #POPIA #PrivisoLive
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