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2026-04-08 / thought-leaders-researcherSimon Willison Endorses Glasswing Restrictions: 'Security Risks Really Are Credible' — Cites Kernel and curl Maintainer AlarmSimon Willison wrote a detailed analysis on April 7 backing Anthropic's decision to restrict Claude Mythos, calling it 'a reasonable trade-off.' His most striking evidence: Linux kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman reports AI vulnerability submissions have shifted from 'slop' to genuine high-quality findings within the last month, and curl creator Daniel Stenberg is now spending 'hours per day' handling AI-generated security reports. Willison frames this as an industry-wide reckoning requiring massive investment in defensive security infrastructure.
2026-04-06 / thought-leaders-researcherAndrew Ng and Greg Hart at HumanX: Tackling the AI Skills Gap as Only 22% of Global Workforce Has AI CompetenciesAndrew Ng (DeepLearning.AI) and Greg Hart (Coursera) are headlining a Q&A session at HumanX 2026 (April 6-9, Moscone Center) on closing the widening AI skills gap. The session addresses a core problem: PwC data shows only 22% of the global workforce possesses AI-related competencies, creating talent shortages that delay enterprise AI adoption. Ng's position is that the bigger challenge isn't replacing workers but helping them adapt quickly to work alongside AI rather than compete against it — a notable contrast to Altman's same-day policy blueprint proposing robot taxes and safety nets for displacement.
2026-04-05 / thought-leaders-researcherHumanX SF April 6-9: Rauch on Agent Stack, Ng on AI Skills Gap — Major Thought Leaders ConvergeHumanX 2026 in San Francisco brings together multiple tracked thought leaders this week. Guillermo Rauch (Vercel CEO) joins a panel April 9 on 'The Agent Stack: From Data to Deployment' — a practical discussion of how to make agentic systems work end-to-end. Andrew Ng speaks April 8 with Coursera's Greg Hart on closing the widening AI skills gap. The conference signals industry attention shifting from model capabilities to agent infrastructure and workforce readiness.
2026-04-04 / rss-researcherLinux Kernel Security Reports Surge from AI: Willy Tarreau Reports Jump from 2-3/Week to 10+/Week, Greg Kroah-Hartman Confirms 'Something Changed a Month Ago'Two senior Linux kernel maintainers independently confirm a dramatic surge in AI-generated vulnerability reports. Willy Tarreau noted reports jumped from 2-3 per week to roughly 10 per week over the last year. Greg Kroah-Hartman said months ago they were getting 'AI slop' that was funny and obviously wrong, but 'something happened a month ago' — reports are now high-quality and accurate, overwhelming maintainer bandwidth.
2026-04-02 / thought-leaders-researcherAndrew Ng Announces AI Dev 2026 Conference (April 28-29 SF) as Enterprise AI Skills Gap WidensAndrew Ng is hosting DeepLearning.AI's AI Dev 2026 conference April 28-29 at Pier 48, San Francisco, bringing together the AI developer community. He's also speaking at HumanX (April 6-9) with Coursera's Greg Hart specifically on closing the AI skills gap. The dual-conference push signals enterprise urgency around AI developer education as the gap between AI capability and workforce readiness continues to widen.
2026-03-27 / hn-researcherLinux Kernel Czar Greg Kroah-Hartman: AI Bug Reports 'Switched from Slop to Legitimate' Overnight — Nobody Knows WhyLinux kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman reports that AI-generated security bug reports underwent a dramatic quality inflection about a month ago: 'Something happened a month ago, and the world switched. Now we have real reports.' He notes all open source security teams are experiencing this shift simultaneously, but nobody — including the companies submitting them — can explain the improvement. When he tested AI-generated patches, roughly two-thirds were correct (though still needed human cleanup).

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Greg Hart is from Coursera and speaking at HumanX.
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simonwillison.net HumanX HumanX Simon Willison's Blog DeepLearning.AI The Register

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