
Unsupervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning is about ideas and trends in Cybersecurity, National Security, AI, Technology, and Culture—and how best to upgrade ourselves to be ready for what's coming.
Latest episodes

Mar 19, 2024 • 22min
A Conversation with Jason Meller of Kolide/1Password
Discussion with Jason Meller about Kolide's acquisition by 1Password, device trust, security remediation, and human-friendly security solutions. Future plans for Collide under 1Password and broader application of Collide's technology.

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Mar 12, 2024 • 21min
UL NO. 423: AI is Becoming Like Reading
Google AI Espionage, Opus AI model capabilities, Chinese espionage tactics, screen management with Apple XHD, navigating espionage challenges, protecting AI from security threats, decline in global trust in AI, legal changes in French Constitution, diverse perspectives on politics, education, tech, literature, and well-being

Mar 6, 2024 • 21min
UL NO. 422: To Survive AI, We Must Become Creators
Topics discussed in this podcast include fabric threat models, an AI worm, GitHub auto-blocks, long COVID's impact on IQ, AI integration, model support, creator vs. worker roles in tech, the importance of creativity in problem-solving, cybersecurity threats, tech trends, societal issues, and the future outlook of AI technology.

Mar 4, 2024 • 46min
A Conversation With Ismael Valenzuela About AI and Threat Intelligence
A conversation with Ismael Valenzuela about modern Threat Intelligence, Gen AI attacks, defenders adapting to AI attacks, global landscape of cyber attacks, debunking Linux security myth, evolving cyber threats in AI age, securing critical infrastructure against supply chain attacks, and navigating AI attack defense strategies

Feb 25, 2024 • 24min
UL NO. 420: APTs using ChatGPT, Bugs Putin, The good side of AI jobs loss?, AI Monitoring Culture, AI patents, and more…
The podcast discusses APTs using ChatGPT, Putin's bugs, the positive side of AI job loss, AI monitoring culture, and AI patents. It also explores the impact of automation on employment, evolving AI consequences, and AI tools for content generation.

Feb 12, 2024 • 30min
UL NO. 419: Problem Quality, 0-Day Spyware, LOTL, Ollama + OpenAI
Topics discussed include risks of commercial spyware, weaponizing criminal activity, importance of authentication, AI advancements and chip production, Mexico's exporting success, rising costs of Chinese imports, information theory, happiness factors, book reading decline, strategies for re-electing Trump and defeating him

Feb 8, 2024 • 28min
UL NO. 418: DEFCON Moves, AnyCloudDesk, Ransomware Learnings, My Top AI Projects
The podcast covers AI projects, US spending habits, cybersecurirty incidents, advancements in AI, mental and physical health, income dispariy, conspiracies, and Apple's Life OS.

Feb 8, 2024 • 24min
UL NO. 417: NSA's Broker Buys, AI-Assisted Attacks, Companies Only Want Killers
This podcast discusses the NSA's data broker purchases and AI-assisted attacks, the contradiction between predicted growth in cybersecurity jobs and increasing layoffs, semiconductor investments and the rise of 'nones', and various topics including commercial apps, GPT, AI coding platform, doorbell footage privacy, and upcoming books.

Jan 29, 2024 • 37min
A Conversation with Shil Sircar from BlackBerry Data Science
Shil Sircar, Senior VP of Engineering and Data Science at Blackberry, discusses machine learning in cybersecurity, the evolution from ML to generative AI, preventive AI, behavioral analysis, and the future of AI in cybersecurity.

Jan 24, 2024 • 23min
UL NO. 416: Tracking AI Agent Activity, 400 SF Cameras, AI Sleeper Agents…
Topics discussed include tracking AI agents engaged in nefarious activities, the potential of benign AI agents to mitigate AI risks, the use of AI in monitoring and surveillance, government transparency, cybersecurity partnerships, scammers using AI to impersonate relatives, cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities, the future competition for jobs dominated by AI agents, the need for a balance between creativity and rigor in evaluating opinions on AI, the importance of creativity and innovation in product development, the transition of Mark Zuckerberg's focus, and various other topics including the use of far UV light to prevent the spread of diseases, the decline of self-checkout machines, efforts to attract remote workers, and reflections on societal progress.