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Jason English

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Making things @iHeartPodcasts. Very Special Episodes. iHeart Originals. NFL. Previously: EIC @mental_floss. Three daughters. Glasses wearer/enthusiast
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AI killed the user interface. Instead, try this inter-userface.

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By Jason English
| SD Times Verified
Ah, the 90’s, when I briefly worked at one of the world’s first web agencies. By offering decent pay for creative work and a funky open workspace in the West End, Eagle River Interactive (now part of Agency.com) sucked up most of the available designers, developers and interactive talent in Dallas at the time.
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By Jason English, Rob Enderle, Keith Holloway
| SD Times Verified
Skip to content Ah, the 90’s, when I briefly worked at one of the world’s first web agencies. By offering decent pay for creative work and a funky open workspace in the West End, Eagle River Interactive (now part of Agency.com) sucked up most of the available designers, developers and interactive talent in Dallas at the time.
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Living off the agent: The new tactic hijacking enterprise AI

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By Jason English
| The New Stack Verified
The moment employees started using AI tools with real company data, the game changed. Productivity jumped, but so did the risk. Every prompt became a potential path for exposing sensitive information. Security and risk management teams established usage policies for early GenAI apps on employee devices, and in a sense, compliance was enforceable. The security analyst only had to watch traffic between the endpoint and a centralized LLM-style chat app.
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