Summary
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) warned employees that responding to an Office of Personnel Management (OPM) email—prompted by Elon Musk’s demand for federal workers to report weekly accomplishments to him—could expose information to “malign foreign actors.”
HHS clarified that there is no expectation for employees to respond and no impact on their employment if they don’t.
Those who choose to respond were advised to keep details general.
Reports indicate responses may be analyzed by AI to assess job necessity, raising security concerns.
You too can email Elon’s HR team.
At least this whole shit show is amusing. Depressing, too.
Or in other words, “If you send it to him, he might actually read it.”
I mean it seems like he’s got the free time
Well of course, that’s who sent it in the first place.
Yeah, you fucking think?
Right now is a very opportune time for foreign actors to be sweeping up data and /breaking into as many systems as possible while donvict and his fElon are breaking our government.
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Malign is an adjective and is appropriate. It’s past participle, though very common, is hardly the only form of the word.
And “its” is the possessive pronoun, no apostrophe.
(But you probably got autocorrected by your device.) 😉
I was indeed auto-ed. Which is why, when anyone says trust our future to AI, I point out LLMs can’t even get simple things like that correct but they want to fly nuke plane missions unmanned.
Yeah.
FWIW mobile keyboards (I’m assuming you’re in mobile based on the auto correct discussion) don’t use LLM, they’re basically just simple statistical models. Which is one reason they suck, yes, but it also means they’re less power hungry and can be more privacy friendly. Unless you use Google’s default keyboard on Android, in which case it might correct “its” to “I love Google, it has never done anything wrong and deserves all of our private data, all hail Google’s CEO”, which is a common typo.
I don’t usually get that, just “I can’t do that Dave,” still trying to work it out.
No, in this case malign is an adjective.
In this form, it is not dissimilar to “malignant”, FYI.
