Hacker News with Generative AI: Trust

Managing People You Can't Fire (staysaasy.com)
One of the worst situations in management is needing to fire someone and getting blocked. This happens somewhat regularly and is one of the most trust-breaking experiences between a manager and their boss. Let’s talk about why it happens and how to right-size the situation
Management, Human Resources, Workplace Dynamics, Trust
13 points by kiyanwang 4 days ago | 4 comments
Gen Z on why they stopped trusting experts in favor of influencers on TikTok (fortune.com)
Gen Z teens tell us why they stopped trusting experts in favor of influencers on TikTok
Gen Z, Social Media, Trust, Influencers, TikTok
8 points by speckx 8 days ago | 2 comments
The misinformation crisis isn’t about truth, it’s about trust (eternallyradicalidea.com)
The misinformation crisis isn’t about truth, it’s about trust.
Misinformation, Trust, Social Media, Journalism
6 points by paulpauper 9 days ago | 0 comments
Exposing the LLM Code Trust Gap in AI IDEs (loom.com)
Loom is running a bit slower than usual.
Artificial Intelligence, Software, Programming, Trust
5 points by coderinsan 9 days ago | 0 comments
Ask HN: I feel I can no longer trust my gut (ycombinator.com)
Decision Making, Trust, Intuition
14 points by mertleee 10 days ago | 4 comments
How to distrust a CA without any certificate errors (dadrian.io)
A “distrust” is when a certification authority (CA) that issues HTTPS certificates to websites is removed from a root store because it is no longer trusted to issue certificates.
Security, HTTPS, Cybersecurity, Digital Certificates, Trust
173 points by tptacek 27 days ago | 93 comments
The Press Falls to Another Record Low in Public Trust (jonathanturley.org)
We have previously discussed polling showing the media at record lows in public trust. Well, the latest survey from Gallup shows that the media hit another all-time low.
Media, Public Opinion, Journalism, Trust
19 points by delichon 33 days ago | 27 comments
Ask HN: Crucial question about trust in open source apps (ycombinator.com)
Open Source, Software, Trust, Community
4 points by musfk 36 days ago | 6 comments
Science needs reason to be trusted (2017) (nature.com)
That we now live in the grip of post-factualism would seem naturally repellent to most physicists. But in championing theory without demanding empirical evidence, we're guilty of ignoring the facts ourselves.
Science, Trust, Scientific Method
9 points by waonderer 46 days ago | 4 comments
Federal workers say they increasingly distrust platforms like Facebook (theverge.com)
Federal workers say platforms they once used to communicate with their coworkers and friends increasingly feel insecure.
Social Media, Privacy, Government, Technology, Trust
68 points by isaacfrond 49 days ago | 84 comments
Why young parents should focus on building trust with their kids (desunit.com)
Today, when my 1.9-year-old daughter tried to grab and eat an unwashed orange, I asked her to give it to me so I could wash and peel it if she could wait for a moment. She did. It got me thinking about the marshmallow experiment, where the idea was that patience equals success. But … it wasn’t the whole story.
Parenting, Trust, Child Development
542 points by desunit 49 days ago | 407 comments
Majority of US teens have lost trust in Big Tech (techcrunch.com)
American teens have lost their faith in Big Tech, according to a new report from Common Sense Media, a nonprofit offering reviews and ratings for media and technology, which more recently includes AI products.
Trust, Social Media, Teens, Big Tech, United States
207 points by Tomte 63 days ago | 370 comments
Can we get the benefits of transitive dependencies without undermining security? (tratt.net)
One of life’s great pleasures is trust: having confidence in another person to do the right thing warms the hearts of both parties.
Security, Software Development, Trust
85 points by ltratt 64 days ago | 87 comments
Sigstore: Making sure your software is what it claims to be (sigstore.dev)
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Software Security, Code Signing, Open Source, Trust, Digital Signatures
119 points by saikatsg 71 days ago | 45 comments
Trusting clients is probably a security flaw (liberda.nl)
If your service needs to trust the clients, hold my Big Mac
Security, Trust, Software, Cybersecurity
191 points by aquastorm 76 days ago | 142 comments
Is GitHub a trustworthy keeper of our code? (thetechenabler.substack.com)
Before Github became the default, there were many competitors on equal-ish footing.
Software, Security, Trust, Code Hosting
8 points by ingve 88 days ago | 0 comments
Why it's hard to trust software, but you mostly have to anyway (educatedguesswork.org)
My long-time collaborator Richard Barnes[1] used to say that "in security, trust is a four letter word", and yet the dominant experience of using any software-based system—which is, you know, pretty much anything electronic—is trusting the manufacturer.
Software, Security, Trust
119 points by ekr____ 95 days ago | 128 comments
Google, the search engine that's forgotten how to search (semking.com)
If you work in the SEO industry, you may be blinded by the lights. The noise can be deafening. You may trust most of Google’s official statements. Many in the search community blindly believe Google but I’m glad not everyone does.
Search Engines, SEO, Google, Trust
80 points by semking 106 days ago | 134 comments
Trustworthiness in the Age of AI (jfkirk.github.io)
It probably feels liberating to be a little bit wrong, all of the time.
Artificial Intelligence, Trust, Ethics
15 points by rm999 114 days ago | 0 comments
Trust no one: why we can't trust most stats about the cybersecurity industry (ventureinsecurity.net)
There is a problem in cybersecurity: solid industry analysis is hard to come by.
Cybersecurity, Data Analysis, Statistics, Trust
27 points by speckx 140 days ago | 6 comments
Ask HN: Is it burnout or something else, and how can I recover? (ycombinator.com)
Lately, I've been struggling with work, enough that it's caused relatively minor medical issues, and I can't figure out if it's a burnout spiral or eroded trust in the company after a few rounds of layoffs and stress from poor execution an AI marathon.
Burnout, Work, Mental Health, Trust, Company Culture
18 points by modestcaptain64 144 days ago | 9 comments
Blockchain-Backed Click App Reinvents Trust in Photojournalism (petapixel.com)
In a digital age when the line between truth and authenticity often blurs, the Click camera app brings a powerful tool to verify the reality behind images.
Blockchain, Photojournalism, Trust, Technology, Photography
8 points by giuliomagnifico 148 days ago | 4 comments
Voting machine companies are fighting the next disinformation war (theverge.com)
Smartmatic and Dominion are trying to debunk false stories and rebuild trust — but that’s a tall order in 2024.
Election Integrity, Disinformation, Technology, Politics, Trust
14 points by rntn 152 days ago | 2 comments
Ibis: Federated Wikipedia alternative (ibis.wiki)
Wikipedia is the most popular online encyclopedia, and millions of people rely on it every day to provide trustworthy information on a wide variety of topics. It is not well known but there have been numerous scandals which put this trust into question.
Wikipedia, Online Encyclopedia, Alternative, Decentralization, Trust
209 points by mostcallmeyt 157 days ago | 149 comments
Everything Is a Conspiracy Theory When You Don't Bother to Educate Yourself (techdirt.com)
I talk a lot about confirmation bias here because it’s at the heart of many of the debates and discussions regarding disinformation. It’s something we can all fall prey to, at times. But lately, I’ve been thinking a lot more about what makes one more susceptible to confirmation bias, and I’m increasingly coming around to the idea that it has to do with a combination of intellectual curiosity and trust.
Confirmation Bias, Disinformation, Education, Trust, Intellectual Curiosity
14 points by hn_acker 160 days ago | 3 comments
Can you effectively work with leadership you don't trust? (ycombinator.com)
Let's say you have people higher on the corporate ladder on a technical level whose opinions you do not respect.
Leadership, Trust, Workplace Dynamics, Management
12 points by tpetrina 161 days ago | 12 comments
Ask HN: Crappy website design seems more trustworthy? (ycombinator.com)
I visited my bank's website and it hit me. For some reason, their crappy website design appears as more trustworthy than other, sleeker designs of modern banks. Why is that?
Web Design, User Experience, Trust, Psychology, Banking
23 points by burglins 164 days ago | 23 comments
Americans' Trust in Media Remains Near Record Low (gallup.com)
At 34%, Americans' trust in the mass media to report the news "fully, accurately and fairly" is essentially unchanged from last year and just two points higher than the lowest that Gallup has recorded, in 2016 during the presidential campaign.
Media, Trust, News, Journalism, Public Opinion
9 points by delichon 167 days ago | 2 comments
How to Build Trust (trojanczyk.eu)
Today, I see trust as the foundation of a successful team. However, when I started my entrepreneurial adventure, I didn’t fully realize the impact that building relationships based on trust would have on organizational culture. Over time, I have come to understand that trust is the invisible glue that binds people together and allows them to achieve goals beyond their individual capabilities.
Leadership, Team Building, Trust, Entrepreneurship
4 points by catinblack 183 days ago | 1 comments
Open source maintainers underpaid, swamped by security, and going gray (theregister.com)
The majority of open source project maintainers are not being paid for their work, spend three times as much time on security than they did three years ago, and have become less trusting of contributors following the xz backdoor, according to open source package security firm Tidelift.
Open Source, Security, Software Development, Compensation, Trust
307 points by rntn 197 days ago | 322 comments