Hello folks, welcome to another edition of The Security Box.

This week’s program focuses on AI and its usage, where it’s helping, where it’s being misused, and where the risks are starting to show up in real-world security, privacy, and accessibility scenarios.

AI continues to move fast, and not always in ways users understand or consent to. We’ll talk about how AI is being deployed, what assumptions are being made on behalf of users, and where responsibility still needs to remain firmly human.

As part of this discussion, we may touch on:

AI in everyday consumer tools and services

Security and privacy implications of AI-driven systems

Automation vs. accountability

Accessibility impacts — where AI helps and where it creates new barriers

The growing gap between marketing claims and real-world behavior

As always, this is a discussion-driven program. Topics may evolve as the conversation unfolds, and recent events or examples may be referenced as part of the broader AI landscape.

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We do have videos that will be mixed within the program from Nick Espinoza which include the following

AI regulation arriving

Governments Shouldnt Use AI For Pics & Vids

Microsofts Backdoor Into Our Encryption...

Tesla Cars = Super Hackable!

We Are Never Getting Rid Of Deepfakes

Your Breaches of the Week! January 12 to January 18, 2026

Your Breaches of the week, January 26, 2026 to February 1, 2026

Thanks for listening, reading, and learning with us. We can’t do this alone — and we appreciate you being part of the conversation.

The Security Box, AI and its usage