Social chatter
Occasionally we find treasures of analysis or opinion on social media in the digital sovereignty space that are worthy of attention - find them here:
Thomas Fricke (he/his) (@thomasfricke@23.social)
“This is U.S.-government approved.” “There’s this report called the CCSRGSSP.” “China’s potential in to DOD systems … appears to be Microsoft employees based in China, operating under oversight of undertrained U.S.-based supervisors.” “I think Microsoft and the Chinese government are in collaboration on this. I think that, uh, something nefarious is, is afoot.” https://www.propublica.org/podcast/microsoft-digital-escorts-china-defense-department #china #microslop #microsoft #security #digitalsovereignty #digitalescort #cloud
Thomas Fricke (he/his)@vsx@infosec.exchange shared:
European AI, the second time around: sovereignty layers and how to identify a wrapper with a flag
Analysis of small European AI players, sovereignty layers, and how to distinguish genuine European offerings from wrappers.
Microsoft's own mistakes are pushing users toward Linux faster than anyone expected
Too many blunders.
@leogaggl@social.coop shared:
Europe Chose Differently
France's EuroCommons isn't idealism. It's a strategic response to €264 billion leaving Europe annually to pay foreign digital landlords.
@rl_dane@polymaths.social shared:
Re: Praying to St Jude: counselling the re-Googlers
@kdkorte@fosstodon.org shared:
Fix AI Mode or get Google out of classrooms, advocates say
Education advocates urge schools to cut ties with Google over AI Search.
