Frank's Sketchbook Entry of the Day

I attended the European Digital Forensics Conference at the end of March in Sweden. And in addition to taking some notes on the talks, I made a few quick drawings. One talk mentioned how, similar to how software and VMs and network infrastructure can be purchased with all the details taken care of, organized crime allows things like breaking into machines and using them or obtaining stolen credentials to be purchased as an item, referring to it as Crime as a Service. It conjured an image of the top drawing. The second was simply me trying to do a quick sketch of someone giving a talk (it's not a great drawing). The third was a talk that someone gave, and I'm not really sure what his point was. It might have been more of a commercial pitch for his company. He kept talking about Sovereign AI, but he never said what it was. So I drew what I imagined it to be—wearing a crown and ermine rob, holding a scepter, and looking like a robot from Bob the Angry Flower with two treads for moving and a claw for a hand. I think it did look like the guy and his hand is decent. Here's the big version of the picture.