Greece
Joined December 2018
Looking forward to speaking at the 13th FOKUS Media Web Symposium in Berlin. I’ll be presenting how AI driven detection and enforcement workflows can help tackle deepfakes and online privacy harm at internet scale. #FOKUSMWS #Deepfakes @nostosonline @ai_mediastalker
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Google I/O Didn’t End SEO. The Risk Is Somewhere Else via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern searchenginejournal.com/goog…
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Dimitris Drandakis retweeted
Q: How are job postings for software engineers rising rapidly despite AI agents automating coding? A: Because there’s far more code to manage than ever before. We’re already seeing a 14x YoY increase in GitHub commits, and it’s accelerating. AI has dramatically lowered the cost of writing code, so it’s now being used across far more businesses, applications, and use cases. We’re at the beginning of a massive productivity boom driven by the proliferation of bespoke software throughout the entire economy. Coding has been AI’s breakout use case this year. The fact that it’s increased demand for software engineers — rather than decreased it — should call into question the entire “AI will cause mass job loss” narrative.
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🚨 "AI Agents under EU Law - A Compliance Architecture for AI Providers" is the most comprehensive paper on agentic AI regulation you'll find, and it's our AI Ethics Paper Club's 8th recommended paper. Bookmark it below. Recommended reading for anyone developing or deploying AI (especially agentic AI) and trying to navigate compliance and regulation in the EU. 👉 To receive all my paper recommendations, join the 850+ members of the AI Ethics Paper Club below (it's free).
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Deepfakes are no longer just fake videos, they are becoming scam infrastructure. When fraudsters can clone the face and identity of a respected scientist and use dozens of fake profiles to sell fake investments, trust collapses at scale. The next fight against financial crime will be about identity, verification and reputation protection. @NostosOnline
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Piracy moves fast, so enforcement has to move faster. Modern stream protection means detecting illegal IPTV and live-stream leaks in minutes, not days, then triggering takedowns before audience and revenue are drained. The goal is simple: continuous monitoring, rapid evidence capture, and automated action at scale. mediastalker.ai #AntiPiracy #ContentProtection #IPTVMonitoring #LiveStreamEnforcement @ai_mediastalker
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Learn more about MIT Sloan professor Thomas Malone's proposal for "learnright" laws that would give copyright holders the exclusive right to license their content to AI companies for model training: bit.ly/4u2rfvB
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Dimitris Drandakis retweeted
The music AI startup is battling record labels and angry artists as it upends how millions of people create songs. Now, some of its critics are starting to get on board. Full story: forbes.com/sites/rashishriva… 📸: Suno, #ForbesAI50
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Dimitris Drandakis retweeted
AI is evolving faster than regulation, governance and public understanding — and that raises an important question: when does AI become too dangerous to ignore? ⚠️🤖 From autonomous decision-making and misinformation to cybersecurity threats and the potential loss of human oversight, businesses and governments are now facing difficult conversations around how AI should be managed responsibly. Innovation is moving quickly, but without the right safeguards, transparency and ethical frameworks, the risks could become just as significant as the opportunities. In this insightful article, Bernard Marr explores where the real dangers of AI may emerge, why leaders need to take these concerns seriously now, and how organisations can balance innovation with accountability in an AI-driven future. Read the full article here: bernardmarr.com/when-does-ai… #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIEthics #CyberSecurity #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #FutureOfWork #Technology
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Dimitris Drandakis retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Microsoft just canceled its Claude Code licenses. Not because the tool didn't work. Not because developers didn't love it. Because the bill was too high to justify. Let that sink in. The same company that invested $13 billion into OpenAI. The same company that owns the cloud powering most of AI today. Looked at the bill and said no. If Microsoft can't afford it, what does that mean for you? Here is what is happening right now: → Uber burned its entire 2026 AI budget in just 4 months → AI software prices jumped 20% to 37% overnight → GitHub killed flat-rate plans; usage-based billing is now the standard → Anthropic, OpenAI & Google all raised prices in the last 6 months → Enterprise budgets built on cheap AI are collapsing in real time This is not a small correction. This is the end of the AI subsidy era. For 3 years, labs burned billions to keep prices low. They needed your adoption. They needed your data. They needed your case studies. You were not the customer. You were the experiment. Now the experiment is over. Two roads ahead both lead to the same cliff: Road 1: → Enterprises cut AI usage to fit budgets → Revenue slows → Valuations collapse before IPO Road 2: → Labs cut prices to keep customers → Unit economics break → Someone takes the write-down There is no third option. The numbers stop working. Somebody pays. The AI boom was real. The pricing was not. Companies that built their 2026 strategy around falling AI costs? They are already behind. ♻️ Repost Every founder, investor & CTO needs this today. Full breakdown link in Comment
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AI digital twins are moving from science fiction to executive workflow. If leaders can delegate routine presentations, internal updates and repetitive decisions to AI replicas, productivity will change dramatically. The real question is not whether digital twins can work, but who controls the judgment, trust and knowledge they accumulate. wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-agents-wo… @wsj @JoannLublin
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I just published The Rise of AI Identity Abuse: Why Deepfake Protection Is Becoming Essential medium.com/p/the-rise-of-ai-…
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Replying to @DimDrandakis
@DimDrandakis👉Forensic Psychiatry Conference: Digital trauma doesn’t end when the screen turns off. Psychology heals & Justice acts. But without technology that removes and prevents harm, the trauma stays alive. #NOSTOS #OnlinePrivacy #DigitalSafety #PrivacyTech #InsurTech
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Dimitris Drandakis retweeted
NOSTOS is live. Online privacy is finally democratised. Protected. Restored. The Internet just got a Delete Button. 🔗 nostosonline.com #NOSTOS #NostosOnline #Launch #PrivacyTech #DigitalSafety
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Dimitris Drandakis retweeted
🔥The Internet is about to get a Delete button. NOSTOS is here. We remove what should never stay online, from leaked private content to fake profiles and impersonation. Silent. Precise. Relentless. They upload. We remove. #NostosOnline #OnlinePrivacy #PrivacyTech
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Think Free-To-Air TV channels are safe from #piracy? Think again. Truth is, they’re not just exposed—they’re bleeding out. Good thing we’ve got the cure. When the best in the business trust you, you know you’re nailing it. Welcome @alphatvgreece to the safe zone!
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🚀 Our new #website is live! Everything you need to know about #MediaStalker is just a click away. 🔍 Explore how we revolutionize #ContentProtection with cutting-edge #AI technology. 👉 mediastalker.ai #TechInnovation #DigitalRights #Copyright #FutureOfTech
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