El lado del mal
PulseAugur coverage of El lado del mal — every cluster mentioning El lado del mal across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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AI Assistants and LLMs Explored for Footprinting and Fingerprinting
The article "El lado del mal - Footprinting & Fingerprinting AI Assistant LLM-Based: Háblame de ti y tus cosas" discusses the potential for AI assistants and LLMs to be used for footprinting and fingerprinting. It explo…
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AI-powered worms emerge, leveraging LLMs for network infections
Malware developers are reportedly creating new strains of viruses and worms that leverage Large Language Models (LLMs) to enhance their capabilities. These AI-powered worms are designed to infect networks, potentially l…
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AI regulation struggles to control systems, focusing on humans instead
This article discusses the challenges of regulating artificial intelligence, arguing that current approaches often focus on human behavior rather than the AI systems themselves. It suggests that true control over AI is …
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Free AI Digital Design Workshop Set for May 25th
A free online workshop on digital design with Artificial Intelligence will be held on May 25th. The event, hosted by El Lado del Mal, will cover topics such as Generative AI, Digital Twins, and AI in design.
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AI training offered to transform logistics and supply chain operations
An online event is being offered to teach participants how to leverage artificial intelligence to improve logistics and supply chain operations within businesses. The training is available at no cost and aims to provide…
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Madrid hosts cybersecurity and AI hacking events May 7-8
El Lado del Mal is hosting two events in Madrid on May 7th and 8th, focusing on cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. The events will cover topics such as Cloudflare, AI-driven hacking, and the Hack Royale competit…
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Gemini AI catches 'dirty apocryphal bloopers' in film analysis
A blog post on "El lado del mal" details "Gazapos Apócrifos Cochinos," which appears to be a collection of errors or bloopers found using Google's Gemini AI. The article highlights these "cochinos" (dirty/naughty) bloop…