Questions to ask of technology claims that appear in Suneet Singal’s article library. The pages in this subject are reference entries. They define a term, show a labeled hypothetical where a number helps, and point to a public source. They sit next to Suneet Singal’s biography, which is the page that carries the personal record.
Use a subject page to choose an entry. Use the entry’s references before repeating a figure. If a sentence about Suneet Singal is not on the biography, the career page, the podcast page or a program site, this library does not add it.
Entries
- Suneet Singal on post-quantum planning in plain language
Suneet Singal explains post-quantum planning in plain language: the 2024 NIST standards, a cryptographic inventory, and why data lifetime matters. - Suneet Singal on how to read a property-technology claim
Suneet Singal explains how to read a property-technology claim by asking what data it used, what error it reports, and what it was not trained on. - Suneet Singal on questions to ask about automated valuation
Suneet Singal lists the questions to ask about an automated valuation model: source data, measured error, excluded cases, and what the score is not. - Suneet Singal on passkeys and passwords
Suneet Singal explains passkeys and passwords as different sign-in tools, and how each one fits the checklists published by the FIDO Alliance and by CISA. - Suneet Singal on a cryptographic inventory
Suneet Singal explains a cryptographic inventory as a list of systems, algorithms, and data lifetimes used to plan, not as a set of attack steps. - Suneet Singal on why an article’s date is part of its meaning
Suneet Singal explains why an article's publication date is part of its meaning, and why a preserved page on this site is not automatically current.