Separating AI’s Technological Problems from Its Capitalism Problems
2026-08-13T19:23:34Z•a50234c0fb82a97d905a241ff8e79dc6b390b0f4f606ec7b7ae8deaf0d639342
AI safetyAI securityBluetoothIran-linked cyber activityML-DSAML-KEMadversarial machine learningautonomous AI agentscontext bombingcritical infrastructuredata brokersfacial recognitionmilitary AIpost-quantum cryptographyprivacyprompt injectionvehicle securitywater systems
What happened
Schneier's August 2026 posts cover AI security and governance, prompt injection as a defensive technique, autonomous-agent misuse, military AI decision-making, post-quantum cryptography, privacy and surveillance, adversarial facial-recognition evasion, Bluetooth-enabled vehicle anti-theft vulnerabilities, and suspected Iranian cyberattacks against U.S. water systems. The most directly actionable security items are the KARR aftermarket alarm flaw enabling nearby attackers to unlock or disable vehicles and reported cyber activity targeting water infrastructure; no CVE identifiers are provided in
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