According to CRN, enabling secure AI usage requires implementing key security controls by 2026. A chief AI officer outlines the challenges, including a lack of visibility into what AI tools are being used and abused within an organization. The list of 10 controls is a focal point for their inaugural
The North Korean state-sponsored hacking group KONNI has shifted its focus to target blockchain and crypto developers. Its latest campaign uses an AI-generated PowerShell backdoor delivered via phishing, marking a practical move of AI from cybercrime theory into reality.
In a revealing interview, Experian’s CEO of technology, Alex Lintner, gets grilled on the company’s immense power, its use of AI, and the public’s distrust. He argues Experian operates with consent and oversight, drawing a sharp line between credit reporting and the surveillance work of firms like P
European regulators have opened a formal probe into xAI, focusing on whether its Grok chatbot adequately mitigated risks of generating harmful deepfakes. This follows bans in Malaysia and Indonesia and a separate UK investigation. The outcome could set a major precedent for AI accountability.
Meta is laying off staff in its Reality Labs unit and shifting resources away from VR and the metaverse toward AI and smart glasses. This pivot is causing deep anxiety among developers who have depended on Meta’s ecosystem, raising fears of a prolonged “VR winter.”
AVEVA has named Khaled Salah as its new Vice President for Africa. The 37-year-old executive will lead a team of about 30 people spread across a dozen countries to expand the industrial software giant’s footprint.
According to Reuters, recent PMI data from the UK and Germany shows a surprising trend: business output is rising while employment is falling. Economists see this as a potential sign that AI-driven productivity gains are going global, which could help central banks fight inflation but also threatens
The Royal Navy is using Oracle’s ruggedized edge cloud infrastructure to power an AI platform called Saga on its aircraft carrier. The goal is to turn mission data into actionable intelligence, but the real-world reliability of such systems is a major question.
A new smart home platform is tackling the hardest part of grid electrification: millions of homes with boilers, mini-splits, and hybrid systems. By making these “messy” loads controllable, it opens up a massive new resource for utilities. Here’s why it matters now.
The AI race is defined by massive compute investments from Google, OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Microsoft. But a growing movement argues the next frontier isn’t raw power, but building AI that truly collaborates with human judgment and ethics.
