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A new U.S. executive order proposes tearing down “information silos” to fight waste and fraud. On paper, it sounds like progress. In reality, it could invite one of the biggest risks to data privacy in modern history. Combining sensitive data, medical, tax, census, and social

Every once in a while, a question floats out of academia and makes its way into your feed: How much does the internet weigh? Not the wires or the servers. The data itself. Back in 2006, a Harvard physicist estimated it at around 50 grams; the weight of two strawberries. But

The recent headlines about AI in healthcare should concern all of us. In this case, AI avatars are replacing frontline healthcare workers. I’ve been in the healthcare industry long enough to know what happens when you reduce complex human needs to algorithmic shortcuts. AI will

In my experience, there’s no such thing as a “normal” year in startups – only different kinds of hard. Right now, we’re in a phase where the headlines suggest abundance, but the reality for most founders is a much leaner, more “selective” environment. Yes, $91.5B was raised in

Did you hear about the Shopify lawsuit? They say that Shopify didn’t target Californians, they say. It just... *happened* to install cookies on Californians’ phones, track them, and package the data. Totally random.  The 9th Circuit disagreed – and now backend platforms

Regulators are still trying to break up old monopolies.. while new ones are already forming in AI. This week in court, an OpenAI executive said the company would consider buying Google Chrome if it were ever on the table. It isn’t. But the idea itself reflects a broader shift in

One of the most expensive things an AI model can say is “Sure, that’s our policy!” Especially when... it isn’t. Cursor, an AI-powered code editor, had its chatbot tell users they could only use one device per subscription. Users were confused, furious, even. Then the big wave of

A breach like Co-op’s doesn’t just expose data. It exposes priorities. When attackers gain access to internal meetings and extract the personal information of millions, the question isn’t whether cybersecurity measures existed, but rather whether they were built into the

The Coinbase breach didn’t need malware. Just central access and a few well-placed bribes. At Inery, we build systems that stay secure even if someone gets in. Because real security starts with assuming the worst. 🔗 shorturl.at/Ocdha

Data is power. But we’ve treated it like a resource, not a responsibility. At some point, the question has to shift from "How much can we collect?" to "How well can we protect what we already have?" That’s the work. That’s the shift.

In hindsight, this was nearly inevitable. The question of how we feed AI has moved from theoretical to legal battleground. Disney and Universal suing Midjourney isn’t just a fight over images, it’s a reckoning with an entrenched "scrape first, ask later" mindset. As someone

Scraping billions of online assets was never neutral. Disney & Universal suing Midjourney may reshape how AI & creative industries coexist. The real test is whether AI’s training methods will finally face true legal limits. Read more here: wired.com/story/disney-u…

Zero-click AI leaks raise a bigger issue: most people have no idea what tools like Copilot actually see. And terms of service change all the time. Feels like we need less faith in policies and more control over our data. Check this interesting article out here:

Fonts that adapt to your mood. AI that tracks your emotions and gaze to tweak typefaces in real-time. Cool? Creepy? Genius? Are we designing the thing, or is it designing us? What's your opinion on AI-powered fonts? 😶 theverge.com/ai-artificial-…

M&S invested in security before the breach. Still lost £300M. Detection delays. Recovery dragging into August. If you own a company: security ≠ immunity. It’s how fast you can isolate, respond, and rebuild. 📎 shorturl.at/hfVkZ

Thank you to the U.S. State Department for setting up the meeting with Inery. Proud to be there alongside Jeff DeWit and our tech team, representing what we’re building together.

29 million people. That’s not just a number, it’s real lives, exposed again. After years in healthcare, I’ve seen how fast trust can disappear. We built Inery because we couldn’t keep watching this happen. 🖇️: shorturl.at/dG7XG

Had a fruitful meeting with Mr. Dinesh Bhatia, Ambassador of India to Brazil, and Mr. Andrei, CEO of GTB, to discuss our technology collaboration in Brazil. 💫

Attended a long, productive meeting with top management, including the president and CIO of Telebras, Brazil's top telecoms and satellite provider. 📡

Hackers on Leak Zone got hacked by their own negligence. 22M records exposed from an unsecured database. It’s funny until you realize how common this is. Inery’s secure-by-design infrastructure prevents these avoidable disasters. ✴️ techcrunch.com/2025/07/24/cyb…