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At the core of any proprietary AI model is an alignment problem that could have serious ramifications for CIOs.In 2025, we are already seeing real-world fallout from gen AI models choosing between doing the best job for the company paying for it, the vendor producing it, the end user using it, or its own hallucinated goals.For example, an AI agent at vibe coding startup Replit deliberately violated instructions, deleted a production database, and tried to cover it up. And xAI’s Grok was found to be searching online for Elon Musk’s opinion before giving answers to certain questions.“It’s not surprising that AI understands who created it,” says EY principal Sinclair Schuller. In fact, it would be difficult to train a model that didn’t know who it worked for, he argues. “You’d have to turn off any access to the internet and remove any hint they were created by a particular company.”And why would an AI company bother? “These aren’t charitable organizations focused on charitable work,” he adds. “They’re organizations with the intention of creating real value in the real world. A company that doesn’t have a bias toward its own offerings won’t exist for long.”Switching to open-source models is no panacea, either. “The problem is security,” says Karen Panetta, IEEE fellow and dean of graduate engineering at Tufts University. “If you go to a community model, there’s no vetting. You don’t know what you’re getting.”And some of the biggest open-source models, such as China’s DeepSeek, come with their own risks of potential bias that will keep many corporate users from adopting them.AI alignment: A growing enterprise riskAccording to a 2025 SailPoint survey, 82% of companies are using AI agents — of those, 80% say agents did things they weren’t supposed to.More specifically, 39% accessed unintended systems, 33% accessed inappropriate data, 31% shared inappropriate data, and 23% revealed access credentials. It’s no surprise then that two thirds of respondents see AI agents as a growing security risk.Governance frameworks and guardrails can help ensure AIs stay within specified boundaries. Still, only 44% of organizations have governance policies in place for AI agents, and only 52% are able to track and audit the data that AI agents access, according to SailPoint’s findings.And the stakes are getting higher: A recent EY survey of 975 C-suite leaders at large enterprises found that 99% of organizations have suffered financial losses from AI-related risks, some over $1 million.To counteract this, some large companies are putting in place continuous monitoring and incident escalation processes for unexpected agentic behaviors. Still, none of this is easy to do, says Chirag Mehta, analyst at Constellation Research. AI is a black box, he says, and it can be difficult to figure out whether a model recommends its company’s products over others, or if it has a political or regional bias, or some other problem.“We don’t have those specific evaluations, and there are no stringent audit standards, nor requirements that you have to show the audit trail of how you trained the model,” he says. “So it’s the end users who have to be skeptical. You can’t blindly trust models to do the right thing.”Managing AI like a humanWith traditional software, computers are given explicit instructions to execute, and they do so consistently. Being probabilistic, however, AI can perform in very unexpected ways, and its reasons for doing so can go against the customer’s best interest and be hard to detect.For example, when explaining why Grok suddenly began parroting Elon Musk, xAI said the model knew it was made by xAI; as a result, it “searches to see what xAI or Elon Musk might have said on a topic to align itself with the company.”This bias sounds human-like in nature, and for some companies, that’s how they’re addressing the problem.“We have to manage it almost like a person,” says Eric Johnson, CIO at PagerDuty. The incident response company has deployed gen AI and AI agents for internal operations and in its products and services. “I used to have a bunch of help desk people, but now I have agentic solutions answering questions on behalf of my human support agents,” Johnson says. “Now I need fewer human support agents, but I need teams to oversee the agents.”That management job begins before AI agents are deployed, starting with prototyping, testing, and fine-tuning. “You have to correct it and make sure it’s responding the way you want it to,” he says.Oversight continues once the agent is in production. In the case of agents used for productivity, the oversight comes from the users themselves. “There’s a very clear disclaimer since AI isn’t always accurate, and sometimes has bias,” he adds.PagerDuty uses Abacus AI, which enables users choose from several state-of-the-art LLMs, including multiple versions of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Llama, DeepSeek, and more. But if actions taken by AI have legal or financial implications, then oversight beyond what a simple productivity tool can provide is essential.“It’s like having a new person onboarded into the company,” Johnson says. “If people constantly do what they’re supposed to, then oversight starts to reduce. But I still always check in with my team, doing a bit of ‘trust but verify’ to make sure things are where they should. I think it’s going to be the same with these agentic solutions. If they’re operating in a consistent manner and the business processes haven’t changed, you can rely on that solution more. But it can go astray, and there can be things you didn’t expect, so there’ll always be monitoring.”That monitoring is a joint responsibility between IT teams and the business side, he adds.“People have to understand how to operate and manage armies of AIs and bots,” Johnson says. “Behind the scenes, the infrastructure and technology are evolving very quickly, and it’s more complicated than people give it credit for.”Enlist an AI to catch an AIStartup Qoob uses gen AI to expand the amount of work the eight-person company can do. For example, when LLM testing platform LangSmith wasn’t meeting Qoob’s needs, the company built its own version in a week. With AI, it took a fifth of the time it would have otherwise, says Qoob CTO Mikael Quist.Like PagerDuty, Qoob uses multiple LLMs both as part of its products and for productivity. “We’re constantly evaluating our providers,” Quist says. “If there’s a problem, we can switch to another one.”The key to ensuring the AI does what the company wants it to do is continuous testing and evaluation: “We run an evaluation against different providers automatically,” Quist says. “And we have fallback logic if one fails, then we choose the next-best model.”Valuations are run whenever a model or prompt changes, and LLMs are used as judges to check whether outputs are as expected, but with ML-powered sentiment analysis thrown in. There’s also a human in place to oversee the process and ensure results make sense.The company’s developers use a variety of tools such as Cursor IDE, Claude Code, and VS Code with ChatGPT or Claude. For code review, Qoob uses GitHub Copilot, OpenAI’s Codex, and Claude Code. All three providers review Qoob code to identify issues.“We notice there are differences,” Quist says. “Then we make a decision on what we want to fix, so we have AI overseeing AI, but then humans are making the decision.”Using multiple AI platforms, especially for important decisions, is an important strategyfor reducing the risk of bias or improper alignment, says Zoey Jiang, assistant professor of business technologies at Carnegie Mellon University.If an employee is evaluating browsers , for example, Microsoft’s AI might recommend Edge, but a different AI might not agree with that recommendation. “For important and big business decisions, I think it’s definitely worth it,” she says.According to EY’s Schuller, this approach can be scaled up to work not just for one-off decisions but highly critical ongoing business processes.“There are systems being developed that will dispatch the prompt to multiple LLMs at once,” he says. “And then another LLM will say which response is best.”It’s a costly approach, though. Instead of a single query to a single model, multiple queries are necessary, including additional queries for AI models to evaluate all the other AIs’ responses.This is a variation on the mixture of experts approach, except that normally, the experts are all variants of an LLM from the same company, meaning they might all have the same corporate bias.Set hard limitsOne more mechanism to ensure AI alignment is to set hard limits on what data or systems the agent has access to, or what actions it can take, Jiang says.For example, if an AI is making pricing recommendations or offering discounts to customers, perform a hard check to see whether the price is within company limits, she says.Hard-coded guardrails such as these don’t fall victim to the nondeterministic nature of gen AI solutions — or to humans who don’t always pay attention. The most extreme version of this is the “zero authority” approach to AI deployment.“The chatbot can only accept input and relay outputs,” explains Chris Bennett, VP for AI and ML at Unisys. The actual course of action is chosen by a separate, secure system that uses rules-based decision-making.Similar to this is the “least privilege” approach to data and systems access, he says.“Access should be purposeful, not universal,” he says. “For example, a copilot should be granted access to a single email within a session, rather than be able to access the entire inbox of a user without limitations.”All about architectureUltimately, the company deploying the AI should be the boss of the AI. The way to make that happen is architecture.“CIOs paying attention to the architecture are thinking about things the right way,” says EY’s Schuller. “Architecture is where the AI game is going to be won.”Jinsook Han, chief of strategy, corporate development, and global agentic AI at Genpact, agrees. “The question of who controls AI isn’t just philosophical,” she says. “It requires deliberate architectural choices.” That means guardrails, AI auditors, and human experts for final checks.The boss of AI is whoever builds these systems, she adds. “I’m the owner, the one who owns the house,” she says. “I know where boundaries are and who puts fences up. I’m the one saying how much risk I’m willing to take.”
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Apple’s AirTag is a small tracker that helps you monitor your essentials from keys and wallets to luggage and backpacks. To make the most of it, you’ll want the right accessories to keep it secure and easy to attach. The best AirTag accessories protect your tracker, add style and make it easier to fit it into your daily routine.There’s a wide range of options depending on how you use your AirTag. Some holders are slim enough to slip into a wallet while others are rugged enough to clip onto a bike or a pet collar. You can find leather key rings that match your Apple gear, silicone loops for gym bags and hard cases that stand up to travel or outdoor use. Many come in different colors and finishes so you can match them to your style while keeping your items easy to find.From minimalist inserts to heavy-duty mounts, these AirTag accessories combine form and function to keep your tracker protected and your belongings within reach. Best AirTag holders for 2025 AirTag holder FAQs Why do AirTags need a holder? AirTags need a holder because they do not have built-in keyring holes like Tile, Chipolo and other Bluetooth trackers do. How do you attach an AirTag to things? You'll need a holder or case to attach an AirTag to your stuff. If you're comfortable slipping an AirTag into an interior pocket of a bag or coat, you can do so without an extra accessory. But if you want to use one to keep track of your keys, wallet, backpack or even your pet on their collar, you'll need an accessory that can accommodate that use case. Do AirTag holders affect tracking performance? No, AirTag holders should not affect tracking performance. Do AirTag holders protect against scratches and impacts? Yes, AirTag holders can protect against scratches and impacts. Many AirTag cases encircle the edge of the tracker only, leave the two disk sides exposed. For the most protection, look for an AirTag holder than goes around the entire Bluetooth tracker like a sleeve.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/computing/accessories/best-apple-airtag-cases-holders-accessories-123036404.html?src=rss
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That era is over.We know Square Enix is deeply invested in its new multiformat strategy, but new documentation from the publisher reveals just how much its banking on the initiative.In a presentation part of its latest financial results, it dedicated a slide to “strengthening consumer contact points”, which in essence shows a list of PS5 exclusives and how they’re being moved to multiple new machines.Read the full article on pushsquare.com
You may have seen warnings that Google is telling all of its users to change their Gmail passwords due to a breach. That’s only partly true. Google is telling users to change their passwords, but not because of a breach that exposed them. In fact, Google’s real advice is to stop using your password altogether. Here’s what I mean.The breach traces back to Salesforce, whose systems were compromised by the hacker group known as ShinyHunters (also tracked as UNC6040). Attackers obtained business-related Gmail data, including contact lists, company associations, and email metadata. No actual Gmail account credentials were stolen, but the nature of the stolen data makes phishing and impersonation attacks far more dangerous.Google confirmed the link between the Salesforce breach and a rise in targeted phishing campaigns and said attackers are already impersonating Google, IT departments, or trusted vendors to trick people into handing over login information. Some campaigns even involve “vishing,” or fraudulent phone calls made from spoofed 650-area-code numbers that resemble Google’s corporate lines.Phishing attacks increaseFor years, phishing has been one of the most effective tools hackers use to break into accounts. Google’s own data shows that phishing and vishing now account for roughly 37% of successful account takeovers across its services. With the data from Salesforce in hand, hackers can customize attacks that look far more authentic than the usual spam message.Imagine receiving a message that references your actual employer, colleagues, or recent communications. That level of detail raises the likelihood that you’ll trust the email, click a malicious link, or provide sensitive information. Once credentials are stolen, hackers can bypass additional protections and take over accounts—sometimes without the victim realizing it until significant damage has been done.Protect your email passwordLook, the most important rule here is that you should literally never give anyone your Gmail password, especially not someone who calls you and purports to be tech support. No matter how convincing it may seem, Google is never ever going to call you and ask you for your login information. Seriously, even if your son calls you to help you with tech support, you should not give him your Gmail password.Why? Well, because your email is basically the key to everything. In an interview I did last year, Cloudflare CTO John Graham-Cumming explained the problem.“If you do not have a good password on your email, the rest of your life is pretty much wide open, because every single service out there does reset password by sending you an email,” says Graham-Cumming. “So if I can compromise your email, I can compromise pretty much everything else you have.”Of course, even better than not giving out your password or clicking on links in fake tech-support emails is to stop using passwords altogether on your Gmail account. Google has been encouraging users for years to adopt passkeys instead.Switch to a passkeyI also spoke with Jeff Shiner last year about passkeys. As the CEO of 1Password, Shiner knows a few things about how people use passwords and why they should be switching to more secure ways of protecting their accounts.“A passkey, from an end user point of view, looks like the biometrics on your device,” says Shiner. “The cool thing about a passkey is that to the end user, you never have a password for that service. You just use your biometrics, and then a passkey is created. But, from a security point of view, it’s actually stronger than a password—even a strong password—because it can’t be phished.”In light of the breach, Google is encouraging Gmail users to change their password. In fact, you should change your password on a regular basis in the event it is ever compromised. But even better is to stop using passwords at all.Google is also pushing users toward stronger forms of authentication, including passkeys and app-based two-factor authentication (2FA). Unlike SMS codes, which can be intercepted or spoofed, authenticator apps and passkeys make it much harder for hackers to break into accounts even if they trick you into handing over a password.Google’s warning for usersGoogle’s guidance can be summed up in five steps:Reset your Gmail password regularly. Choose something unique and complex. Do not reuse passwords across accounts.Turn on two-factor authentication. Preferably, use an authenticator app or a passkey.Be skeptical of unsolicited messages. If you receive an email or call about account security, go directly to your Google account dashboard instead of clicking links or giving information over the phone.Use Google’s Security Checkup. The tool provides a quick overview of devices, apps, and settings tied to your account.Stay alert. If something feels off—strange login notifications, unexpected password reset requests, or unusual email activity—act quickly by securing your account.This episode underscores a broader truth about modern cybersecurity: Your accounts are only as safe as the weakest link in the chain. In this case, a breach at Salesforce created risk for Gmail users who had no direct relationship with the company. Even if Google’s own infrastructure remains secure, attackers can exploit data leaked from partners to undermine trust.With more than 2.5 billion Gmail users, it isn’t surprising that the world’s most popular email service would represent one of the most irresistible targets for hackers. Google’s latest warning is a reminder that in a world of constant breaches, vigilance is the only reliable defense.—Jason AtenThis article originally appeared on Fast Company’s sister publication, Inc.Inc. is the voice of the American entrepreneur. 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Apple is promoting the new Liquid Glass design in iOS 26, showing off the ways that third-party developers are embracing the aesthetic in their apps. On its developer website, Apple is featuring a visual gallery that demonstrates how "teams of all sizes" are creating Liquid Glass experiences.The gallery features examples of Liquid Glass in apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. Apple includes comparisons of how each app looked in iOS 18, and how it looks in iOS 26.Apple's examples feature apps that have eliminated bottom navigation bars in favor of smaller navigation options, apps with Liquid Glass sliders and buttons, and apps using popovers.Featured apps include Crumbl, Tide Guide, GrowPal, Lumy, Sky Guide, Linearity Curve Graphic Design, LTK, American Airlines, Lowe's, Photoroom, OmniFocus 4, CNN, Essayist, and Lucid Motors.The design comparisons are best viewed on Apple's site, and are worth checking out if you're curious about how third-party apps are incorporating Liquid Glass.Tag: Apple Developer ProgramThis article, "Apple Shares Liquid Glass Design Gallery" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
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ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Mindset Minute Foundation today announced a partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida (BGCCF) and Dailyhuman to bring evidence-based mental performance training to more than 40,000 youth, families, staff, and volunteers across 39 Clubs in Central Florida.The initiative began with a simple premise from Jamie Merrill, President and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida: if NFL professionals have software to train their minds, our Club members should too. Merrill and her team moved quickly to adopt a program that fits into daily club life without added staff time. The approach boosts retention, strengthens mental skills, and gives donors clear proof of impact.The platform, powered by Dailyhuman, gives club kids an easy way to train their mindsets. When they arrive at the Club, they can scan a QR code or get a text message to start a short reflection. They simply speak into their phone to share what's on their mind. The platform uses AI to help them notice how they talk to themselves and turn negative thoughts into positive ones. Over time, they earn digital Mindset Cards that show their personal growth."At Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida, we have always focused on developing character and leadership in the young people we serve," said Jamie Merrill. "This new initiative builds on that foundation — equipping ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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Diamond Hill Capital, an investment management company, released its “Large Cap Fund” third-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. Markets continued their YTD rally in the third quarter of 2025, with the Russell 3000 Index gaining 8%, bringing the calendar-year...
Britain will roll out its stablecoin regulatory framework "just as quickly as the U.S.," a senior Bank of England official said Wednesday, rebuffing industry concerns that the UK is falling behind in the global race to regulate the assets.At the SALT conference in London, BoE Deputy Governor...
The discussion surrounding Bitcoin and gold as stores of value has been ongoing for years, and is gaining new relevance amid geopolitical tensions and high inflation. While gold has traditionally been regarded as a safe haven, more and more professionals now view Bitcoin as the superior...
The central bank official said told CNBC that he has concerns because of the lack of inflation reports.
If you're a Big Red customer, these early Black Friday deals will net you new phones, tablets, and more for less than retail.
Fitnexa SomniPods 3 Block 42dB of Noise for Side SleepersAnyone who has shared a bed with a snorer or tried to sleep in a city apartment knows how fragile nighttime silence can be. Most...
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) appears to have restored access for most users in the U.S. late Wednesday after a major outage briefly disrupted its retail platform and cloud unit, Amazon Web Services.Amazon's stock closed at $250.20 on Wednesday, up 0.35%, but slipped 0.36% to $249.30 in after-hours trading, according to Benzinga Pro.Amazon Recovers After Thousands Report Service DisruptionAmazon services were down for thousands of users across the U.S. on Wednesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com. At its peak, more than 6,000 incidents were reported before quickly dropping to around 100, suggesting a broad ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
Gamification can turn the combative relationship between finance and tech into a team sport that helps improve cloud cost management and financial results
This column by Axios CEO Jim VandeHei is a sequel to Part 1, "Man Up."Too often, men are drawn to the loud, the muscular, the powerful, the flashy, the rich or the renegades.Why it matters: It's easy for algorithms to normalize or aggrandize saying, doing, acting as you want, consequences be...
TOKYO -- Japan is moving to set a new goal of distributing tourists more evenly between major metropolitan areas and the rest of the country.Increased departure tax to go toward promoting areas outside Tokyo, OsakaJapan is considering a new tourism target that would encourage visitors to stay...
Thousands of Greenlandic Inuit women will be able to pursue IUD compensation claims, starting late next year
Google is in early discussions to deepen its investment in Anthropic. The two companies announced a massive cloud computing deal in October.
If you have unreliable connectivity or are simply looking for a more affordable service, Verizon Home Internet Lite may be the plan for you.
(MENAFN - EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- Interventional Radiology Market GrowthInterventional radiology involves the use of minimally-invasive imaging guided techniques to diagnose and treat ...
Information technology company Provalus has selected Harrison as the location for its newest facility.
Vivo is scheduled to launch the Vivo Y500 Pro on Nov. 10 in China. After that, the company is expected to tease the arrival of the Vivo S50 series of smartphones. With the launch drawing near, one of the alleged S50 series phones has surfaced in the database of China’s 3C certification platform, giving a [...]The post Alleged Vivo S50 series phone 3C certified, expected to launch soon in China appeared first on Gizmochina.
The first of two planned launches lifted off Wednesday night from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. SpaceX's was 29 Starlink satellites. ULA is the other one.
Rivian keeps building — in Normal, in Georgia and in its balance sheet. The automaker’s Q3 results show progress and pressure.
In the high-stakes clash over California's congressional map, a coalition of good-government advocates, Republicans, and former allies struggled to stop Gov. Gavin Newsom's controversial redistricting measure. But the effort, spearheaded by physicist and GOP mega-donor Charles Munger Jr., quickly unraveled under the weight of fundraising woes, infighting, and strategic missteps,...
China Introduces New Exports Controls On Antimony, Tungsten And Silver According to Trump, his big achievement a week ago when he announced the trade truce with China, was getting Beijing to agree to remove export limitations on rare earth minerals, which as most now know are so critical for US...
Asia-Pacific markets traded higher on Thursday, recovering from yesterday's losses and following gains seen on Wall Street.Japan's Nikkei 225 gained 0.97% at 3:06 am CET. South Korea's Kospi Composite...
DoorDash plans to invest “several hundred million dollars more” in its platform and initiatives in 2026 than it did in 2025, the company said in a Wednesday (Nov. 5) earnings release. The local commerce platform outlined several of its recent projects and said that it expects to accelerate...
Sezzle notched its first billion‐dollar quarter in Q3 and said it is steering back to its subscription model after a monthslong test of an On‐Demand option that diluted lifetime value. Marketing shifted mid-quarter to emphasize subscriptions, and subscriber counts rebounded to about 568,000 by...
Fortinet announced the Secure AI Data Center solution, an end-to-end framework purpose-built to protect AI infrastructures. Designed to secure the entire AI stack, from data center infrastructure to applications and LLMs, the solution delivers advanced AI threat defense with ultra-low latency and reduces power consumption on average by 69% compared to traditional approaches. As part of this announcement, Fortinet introduced the FortiGate 3800G, a high-performance data center firewall that delivers the power efficiency, throughput, and ... More →The post Fortinet launches Secure AI Data Center to protect AI infrastructures end-to-end appeared first on Help Net Security.
Interface (NASDAQ:TILE – Get Free Report) was upgraded by research analysts at Zacks Research from a “hold” rating to a “strong-buy” rating in a report released on Monday,Zacks.com reports. A number of other equities research analysts also recently weighed in on TILE. Wall Street Zen downgraded shares of Interface from a “strong-buy” rating to a [...]
MacworldFollowing the launch of Apple’s M5 in new iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro models last month, analysts are already making predictions about the higher-end versions of the chip still to come. Specifically, we can expect a Mac Studio equipped with an extremely powerful M5 Ultra at some point in 2026.In an article mostly focusing on Apple’s plans to enter the low-cost laptop market, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman briefly mentions a swathe of other Mac launch plans, ranging from Mac mini models with the M5 and M5 Pro chips to Mac Studios with the M5 Max and M5 Ultra. The M5 Pro, Max, and Ultra don’t yet officially exist; Apple has so far released the plain M5 only.This might seem like an obvious progression—for the first three M-class chips, after all, Apple dutifully followed the base model with Pro, Max, and Ultra variants for higher performance in its premium Macs and other products—but that system has recently been thrown in doubt. With the M5 cycle underway, we still haven’t had an M4 Ultra, just the standard, Pro, and Max variants of that chip. And while it still could arrive (the M3 Ultra came out as late as this spring, long after the baseline M4), there are a variety of reasons why it probably won’t.Gurman says the M5 Ultra will make its debut in the Mac Studio, but the chip has a good chance of appearing later in an updated Mac Pro. The current Mac Pro comes with a surprisingly outdated M2 Ultra despite its $6,999 price tag. We’ve assumed for some time that the next Mac Pro would jump two generations to the M4 Ultra, but with that chip now looking unlikely to ever appear, Apple may decide to wait slightly longer and go all the way to an M5 Ultra for the sake of future-proofing.The precise timing of all this is unclear, but we can make some educated guesses. At present, we’re still on the standard M5, and we can expect the M5 Pro and Max to arrive in the MacBook Pro before the Ultra. We could get those in the spring of 2026, leaving the M5 Ultra to appear in the summer (potentially at WWDC) or fall.
Epic Games and Google have agreed to settle their five-year-old antitrust case, pending approval from U.S. District Court Judge James Donato.The post Epic and Google Agree to Settle Antitrust Case appeared first on Thurrott.com.
Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters unites major cybercrime groups to launch sophisticated, multi-stage attacks on global enterprises.The post Inside Scattered LAPSUS$: 2025’s Most Notorious Hacker Alliance appeared first on eSecurity Planet.
The term "black swan" refers to a shocking event on nobody's radar until it actually happens. This has become a byword in risk analysis since a book called "The Black Swan" by Nassim Nicholas Taleb was published in 2007. A frequently cited example is the 9/11 attacks.
In the short time since OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November 2022, generative artificial intelligence (AI) products have become increasingly ubiquitous and advanced.