Lexis Podcast Show notes for episode 1 Here are the show notes for Episode 1, where Jacky, Dan, Lisa and Matthew talk about - trending hashtags in the Dominic Cummings scandal - track and trace employees ‘sounding professional’ - the introduction of a Northern accent for the Beeb - and English with Lucy You can find the links to the stories and research we’ve mentioned in this programme, below. Dominic Cummings and Twitter #s. Here’s the blog post Lisa did on it: livingthroughlanguage.wordpress.com/2020/05/26/twitter-lesson-cummgate/Omnishambles names Word of the Year 2009 by Oxford English Dictionary: Omnishambles named word of the year by Oxford English Dictionary Some examples of the -gate suffix in this post: Hit Me Up with some culturomics: new words for 2010 Michele Zappavigna on ‘ambient affiliation’: Ambient affiliation: A linguistic perspective on Twitter - Michele Zappavigna, 2011 Computer security blogger, Graham Cluley on the threat of track and trace scammers: Apparently Coronavirus-tracing scammers won't sound professional... (Yeah, right!) Dr Claire Hardaker on ‘sounding professional’: Dr Claire Hardaker (she/her) on Twitter: "here's the bit from yesterday's #DowningStreetBriefing where deputy CMO Jenny Harries fields a question about how people would know that a call from the Track & Trace service was legitimate and not a scammer her answer essentially boils down to "they'll sound professional" 1/8… https://t.co/Mvp3r9D5KP" Geoff Pullum (back in 2004) talking about the language of scam emails and 419s: Forensic syntax for spam detection & Inexpert and expert phishing spam Accent Bias in Britain: an overview of the findings Results: overview The Twitter threads on ‘English With Lucy’ and British accents: https://twitter.com/RobDrummond/status/1267040918349193217 and https://twitter.com/RobDrummond/status/1267511340291284992 ‘Hey Beeb’ and BBC accents: 'Hey Beeb': new BBC digital assistant gets northern male accent Alex Baratta on accents and trainee teachers: Research exposes prejudice over teachers with northern accents BBC ‘On This Day’ BBC Archive on Twitter: "#OnThisDay 1943: Should a woman or even a Yorkshireman be allowed to read the BBC news? Of course not. John Snagge explained why.… https://t.co/DvCtL7sbNW" Contact us @LexisPodcast. Subscribe: Lexis Podcast | Podcast on Spotify Contributors Matthew Butler Twitter: https://twitter.com/Matthewbutlerwy Lisa Casey blog: https://livingthroughlanguage.wordpress.com/ & Twitter: Language Debates (@LanguageDebates) Dan Clayton blog: EngLangBlog & Twitter: EngLangBlog (@EngLangBlog) Jacky Glancey Twitter: https://twitter.com/JackyGlancey Music: Freenotes

Graham Cluley, a cybersecurity expert and commentator, joins to unpack the quirks of artificial intelligence. He humorously addresses an AI-generated Toys 'R' Us ad that’s as creepy as horror film visuals. Cluley argues why AI is ‘stupid’, especially when it comes to exam submissions that outperform human students. Plus, he delves into ethical concerns around AI impersonation and its wacky potential in relationships and household disputes. Get ready for laughs mixed with tech insights!

Cybersecurity expert Graham Cluley discusses emerging online scam trends. Topics include social engineering fraud, exploiting access to infrastructure, personal scam stories, and listener-submitted scams. The hosts explore various scams like fake dog rescues and James Brown impersonation emails, emphasizing the importance of staying vigilant online and sharing tips on avoiding falling victim to scams.

Graham Cluley, computer security writer, talks about his journey from self-taught programming to presenting and writing. He shares his experiences showcasing software on stage and becoming the public face of a company. The discussion also includes his transition to independent work and the challenges of being a one-person company in cyber security.

How has the cybersecurity landscape changed since the days of the floppy-disc? 💾 This week, we sit down with Smashing Security's Graham Cluley, to reflect on how threats have evolved. Graham also dishes his top security tips and explains why celebrating infamous hackers angers him. 🤬Tune in for our favorite ways to use tags with 1Password in Did You Know? Plus, Roo hosts HackerNoHacker for a Matt vs Sara showdown. 🥊💥🎉  Giveaway - Cybersecurity Awareness MonthWe’re running a giveaway!In celebration of Cybersecurity Awareness Month during the month of October, we're giving you the chance to win 1 free year of 1Password.  Write into the show with your favorite 1Password tip or fun use-case – No matter how weird and wonderful we still want to hear from you! Any we read out will win 1 year of 1Password free. You can write into the show at podcast@1password.com or send us a tweet/X with the hashtag: #rbmgiveawayEntries close by October 25th 2023 and we’ll announce winners on October 31st 2023.🏰  Watchtower WeeklyThe Biggest Hack of 2023 Just Keeps Getting BiggerTom Hanks Warns Fans About ‘AI Version of Me’ Promoting Dental PlanSay (an encrypted) hello to a more private internet.🎙  Guest Interview – Graham Cluley👉 Visit grahamcluley.comFollow @gcluley on XFollow @gcluley on Mastodon❓ Did You Know?➡️ Get Started: Organize with favorites and tags🎶 Matt's recommendation: Spotify's daylist🗣 Want more Random but Memorable?🗣 Ask us anything! Please send us an email at: podcast@1password.com📺 Episodes and transcriptions also available on YouTubeFind us on Apple PodcastsFind us on Spotify📲  Follow Us…Visit 1Password.comCheck out our blogFind us on X @1PasswordFind us on Facebook or InstagramSend us an email: podcast@1password.com❤️  Review Us...If you're loving the show, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.