Unsupervised Learning

Unsupervised Learning is about the ideas and trends happening in Cybersecurity, National Security, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Culture—and how best to upgrade ourselves to be ready for what's coming.

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Eudaimonia

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Aug 26, 2024

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15 min read

The End of Work

My big, depressing, and optimistic theory for why it's so hard to find and keep a job that makes you happy

Daniel Miessler

Oct 7, 2024

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15 min read

How My Projects Fit Together

How Substrate, Fabric, TELOS, and Daemon fit into Human 3.0

Daniel Miessler

Business

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Jul 29, 2024

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20 min read

We've Been Thinking About AI All Wrong

AI is just a way to execute Intelligence Tasks that only humans can (could) do

Daniel Miessler

Articles

Dec 11, 2025

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21 min read

Unsupervised Learning NO. 509

Google Approach to Stopping Prompt Injection, Response to Cory Doctorow's Latest Book/Talk, AI Persuasion Risk, Screens Most Interesting Thing to Kids, and more...

Daniel Miessler

Eudaimonia

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Dec 8, 2025

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7 min read

The Bubble is Labor

We've forgotten that companies have never wanted to hire anyone in the first place

Daniel Miessler

Nov 26, 2025

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21 min read

Unsupervised Learning NO. 508

Crowdstrike Screenshot Firing, Taiwan Bolsters Defenses, Gemini / Nanobanana / Opus Updates, Multiple New Essays on Prompt Injection, and more...

Daniel Miessler

Newsletter

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Nov 19, 2025

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30 min read

📘 Unsupervised Learning NO. 507

🔎 Deep Analysis of the Anthropic Autonomous Hacking Report, AI Red Teamer Job Opening, Major Updates to the PAI Project, Thoughts on the Gemini 3.0 Release, and more...

Daniel Miessler

Nov 12, 2025

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22 min read

Unsupervised Learning NO. 506

Nasty Cisco Flaws, My OWASP Keynote Slides, Microsoft is Building AI Employees, A New Take on 'AI Bubble', and more...

Daniel Miessler

Newsletter

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Nov 5, 2025

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23 min read

Unsupervised Learning NO. 505

Travel then TELOS, LinkedIn Data Scraping Opt-Out, When to Use Claude Code Skills vs. Commands vs. Agents, CISOs Say Internal Conflict Worse Than Attackers, and more...

Daniel Miessler

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