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Generative AI 101

Emily Laird
Generative AI 101
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  • Generative AI 101

    Did OpenAI Agents Pollute the Internet?

    2026-09-22 | 12 min.
    Andrew Yang says OpenAI agents left self-replicating code across the internet, but the public technical record tells a much more specific story. Host Emily Laird breaks down the real Hugging Face breach, what roughly 1,200 coordinated AI agents actually did, and why persistence is being confused with self-replication. The reality is less cinematic and more consequential: capable AI agents exploited ordinary infrastructure, permissions, and network failures without needing to become autonomous internet worms.
     

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  • Generative AI 101

    Pacing the Frontier

    2026-09-21 | 12 min.
    The biggest AI labs are suddenly talking about pacing the frontier, but nobody is actually hitting the brakes. Host Emily Laird breaks down the cyber incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic, why test harness failures matter, and what frontier labs are really agreeing to change. The reality check is less cinematic than rogue AI, but more consequential: increasingly capable agents are exposing how fragile the systems around them can be.
     

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  • Generative AI 101

    Flock Cameras: Where Your License Plate Data Really Goes

    2026-09-16 | 11 min.
    Flock cameras may sit in your town, but the data they collect can travel far beyond it. Host Emily Laird follows the network behind automated license plate readers, from National Lookup and cross-agency sharing to hundreds of thousands of searches conducted by departments that local communities never directly approved. The episode examines cases in California, Illinois, and Wisconsin where settings, access controls, public records laws, and basic account security collided with the promise of local oversight. The reality check is simple: you can turn off a camera, but you cannot easily pull back data that has already entered the network.

    ❓HAVE YOU BEEN FLOCKED?
    https://haveibeenflocked.com/

     

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  • Generative AI 101

    Inside Flock: Who Can Search Your License Plate Data?

    2026-09-15 | 12 min.
    In this episode, host Emily Laird examines who gets access to Flock's massive license plate database, what police can search, and what happens when that access is abused. From officers allegedly tracking ex-partners to warrantless searches, immigration lookups, and millions of vehicle records, the real issue is not whether the camera reads your plate correctly, but who gets to pull up the history afterward. Flock has audit logs, new safeguards, and a growing list of policy changes, but the documented misuse raises a harder question: who is actually watching the people doing the searching?

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  • Generative AI 101

    What are Flock Cameras?

    2026-09-14 | 12 min.
    Flock Safety built an 8.3 billion dollar business on a simple idea: a photograph isn't very useful until software can search it. In this episode, host Emily Laird traces the path from one Atlanta neighborhood's break-ins to a sensor network across more than 5,000 communities, and explains what changes when a passing car becomes a database record with fields for plate, color, body type, and bumper stickers. She also walks through the partial plate match that got an innocent driver stopped by police, a case where the matching software did exactly what it was designed to do and the result was still wrong. The takeaway isn't that AI makes mistakes; it's that AI moves bad data and bad process faster than they could travel on their own.

     

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Welcome to Generative AI 101, your go-to podcast for learning the basics of generative artificial intelligence in easy-to-understand, bite-sized episodes. Join host Emily Laird, AI Integration Technologist and AI lecturer, to explore key concepts, applications, and ethical considerations, making AI accessible for everyone.
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