Mihai Maruseac
Mihai Maruseac
@mihai.page
Building AGI with Privacy and Security at OpenAI. Previously: ML Supply chain security @ Google OSS Security Team (model signing, GUAC). Previously: TensorFlow Security & OSS (@ Google) Previously: Haskell+differential privacy+ML @ LeapYear
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Excited to see that NYU Tandon is starting a new program to teach students about supply chain security and to help bridge the existing gaps. This is the area where most of the incidents have occured in the past and will in the future. engineering.nyu.edu/news/nyu-tan...
Six months (and a few days) ago, a day after leaving Google, I was entering the OpenAI office for my orientation as a new hire. Today I am posting a retrospective of the first 6 months. mihai.page/six-months-a...
There's a certain math meme that surfaces periodically on the internet (or one of its variants). It's nothing more but just computing some sums. So, here I ramble about it. mihai.page/ramblings-on...
Dear @caltrain.com, the wifi always drops in between Palo Alto and Menlo Park stops. Every day, every hour of the day, for months.
Dear @caltrain.com . I just passed through the same area and Wi-Fi still doesn't work
Dear @caltrain.com , here I am again in the Palo Alto Dead Zone and the wifi is not working
Dear @caltrain.com, the wifi always drops in between Palo Alto and Menlo Park stops. Every day, every hour of the day, for months.
A while ago I did a little bit of a podcast episode on the OpenSSF model signing specification (OMS) and the AI/ML working group. It's now up at openssf.org/podcast/2026...
Dear @caltrain.com , I took 3 trains today, northbound and southbound, in the morning and in the evening. None of them had Wi-Fi working, for the entire duration of the trips. Unacceptable in the land of AI and tech startups.
SHIPPED: My first release at @OpenAI with a ton of work from an awesome team: a privacy filter model that is small enough it can run in the browser while also pushing the frontier in the space. Also CLI tool to use model. Both under Apache 2.0. Read more: openai.com/index/introd...
I am really excited to read this blog and see this news! OSS-CRS to use AI to find and fix vulnerabilities while treating maintainers humanly, not swarming them with issues and PRs!
Welcoming OSS-CRS to the #OpenSSFCommunity Following the success of DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC), we are thrilled to announce that OSS-CRS is joining the OpenSSF under the AI / ML Security Working Group. openssf.org/blog/2026/04...
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The #OpenSSF Ambassador Program is now accepting applications for its first cohort. We are looking for 10-15 advocates to lead local initiatives, mentor developers, and represent the Open Source Security Foundation worldwide. openssf.org/community/op...
When I was preparing the problems I used to test the 80 LLMs at the end of January I made a mistake. An LLM showed me where I was wrong. mihai.page/ai-2026-2/
Pi Day is almost ending (already did if you look at UTC time, but there are a few more hours in US), so I just squeezed in an article about some geometries where pi is 2, 3 or 4. There were hints on my blog about this, but now this is done and I have more questions for follow-ups mihai.page/pi-2026/
I've been using LLMs to answer questions and learn in the past weeks. I'm summarizing how Deep Research and Study Mode (Guided Learning / Study and Learn) from Gemini and ChatGPT can be used for this, without going into too many details. mihai.page/deep-researc...
Between this and the new patent for letting AI post after a person's death I'm utterly convinced that Zuckerberg is a sick ghoul
Instagram's boss just claimed that 16 hours of daily use isn't addiction. That's every waking hour, glued to a device, on a stupid app engineered to be addicting. What planet are these people from? www.bbc.com/news/article...
I tested 80 models on two simple grid-based problems, asking them to locate 2026 and compute the sum of the neighbors when the numbers are placed in a spiral on the grid. Results surprised me: models performed better on harder problem, but they also cheated. Read more at mihai.page/ai-2026-1/
One of my tasks for the puzzles I'm sending the AI this year has been featured in Kaggle Task Tuesday. You can see the task at www.kaggle.com/benchmarks/k... and you can read more about the puzzles at mihai.page/ai-2026-0/.
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Use `--yolo-mode`, Ralph, Gas Town, or any other automated tools? Beware of agent loops that run out of control. See a less dangerous example on github.com/google-gemin...
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Use `--yolo-mode`, Ralph, Gas Town, or any other automated tools? Beware of agent loops that run out of control. See a less dangerous example on github.com/google-gemin...
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New year, new problems to test the LLMs on: arranging the numbers on a spiral, what is the sum of the neighbors of 2026? Read on for more details and some preliminary results, as well as how to suggest other LLMs to test: mihai.page/ai-2026-0/
New year, new problems to test the LLMs on: arranging the numbers on a spiral, what is the sum of the neighbors of 2026? Read on for more details and some preliminary results, as well as how to suggest other LLMs to test: mihai.page/ai-2026-0/
Two hints: - The books have similar(ish) lengths - The plot of one book is very formulaic, whereas the other one is very random
Can you name two books, both having the same 10 characters, but being very different in their plot otherwise? There is not just one single solution. I'll post a hint later this week if no one answers by then, but until then please share widely to see if anyone can name them.
The books are: - A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates - One Million Digits of Pi They both have the same length (1 million characters), the same 10 characters (the digits themselves). The plot of the first one is very random, whereas the second one has formulas.
Two hints: - The books have similar(ish) lengths - The plot of one book is very formulaic, whereas the other one is very random
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Just posted my 2025 wrapped blog post (mihai.page/2025-wrapped/). I met all my goals for the year, time to make goals for 2026 and have 2026 be a year of doing, then talking about done. I have some concepts of some plans, so to say.
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💡 This week’s OpenSSF Project Spotlight explores the Model Signing project with Mihai. Learn how verified model signatures help trainers & developers ensure their models haven’t been altered; and why lightweight, flexible signing beats container-bound approaches. 👀 youtu.be/P1AE23uZQ50?... #AIML
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On today's installment of "blog-every-day-until-xmas", I talk about how Anna Karenina applies to the basics of linear algebra (or am I?) mihai.page/anna-karenin...
On today's installment of "blog-every-day-until-xmas", I talk about how Anna Karenina applies to the basics of linear algebra (or am I?) mihai.page/anna-karenin...
Wrote a short blog article covering the month's most looked after even (in a way), and the year's most expected game (in a way), with some math too mihai.page/silksong-1/