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once again causing a scene at the local coffee shop on this week’s delve with mel - 3 words, 3 AI takes: Sean X on whether anthropic should give up on consumer, openai… hardware?, how Apple could do the craziest thing, and the danger of platform lock-in for our memories…

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melody kim1 year ago

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In this episode of the 'In Security' Podcast, coming to you from the Himalayas, @WilHarm3, Operating Partner and CISO at @craft_ventures, and Josh Mullis, Head of Information Security at @productiv_inc, share thoughts on the evolving role of a CISO. 🔗:

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