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Google’s AI Model Falls Short on Safety Tests
“Permissive” Approach to AI Raises Concerns Over Model Safety and Accountability In a surprising revelation, Google’s latest AI model, Gemini 2.5 Flash, has been found to perform worse on certain safety tests compared to its predecessor, Gemini 2.0 Flash. According…
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Co-op Admits Scale of Cyber Attack Far Greater Than Initially Reported
Retailer working with UK cyber authorities after hacker group DragonForce claims theft of data from millions of Co-op members The Co-op has dramatically revised its account of a recent cyber attack, conceding that the breach compromised data from a “significant”…
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Government Officials’ Tech Mishaps Expose Sensitive Information
Human Error and Public Accounts Put National Security at Risk In a series of embarrassing blunders, high-ranking government officials have inadvertently shared top-secret information on commercial messaging apps, compromising national security. The most recent incident involves U.S. Secretary of Defense…
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Cardboard Coworking Space Pokes Fun at AI’s Growing Presence in Creative Industry
A Humorous Commentary on the Impermanence of AI-Generated Art In a tongue-in-cheek commentary on the increasing reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) in the creative world, Brooklyn artist Nim Ben-Reuven has created an interactive art exhibit that pokes fun at the…
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Cyber Threats Target Education Sector: Storm-1977 Group Uses AzureChecker to Conduct Large-Scale Attacks
Cloud Chaos: How a Sophisticated Threat Actor is Exploiting Education Sector Vulnerabilities A sophisticated cyber threat actor known as Storm-1977 has been identified as the culprit behind a series of high-profile attacks on cloud tenants in the education sector. According…
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Lazarus Group Wages Sophisticated Cyber Campaign Against South Korean Firms
Operation SyncHole” Exploits Vulnerabilities in Domestic Software to Breach Semiconductor and Software Companies In a brazen display of cyber warfare, the North Korean Lazarus Group has launched a targeted campaign against at least six South Korean organizations, compromising companies in…
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The Rise of AI Search: A New Era for Search Engine Optimization
Rethinking the Way We Search: How AI-Powered Chatbots are Redefining the Search Landscape” As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in search engines continues to grow, advertisers and agencies are racing to adapt to the changing landscape. Gone are the…
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Revolutionary AI Tech Set to Transform NHS Appointments
A Gamechanger for the NHS: AI Tools to Reduce Admin Burden and Improve Patient Care A groundbreaking new technology is poised to revolutionize the way NHS clinicians work, freeing up staff time and delivering better care to patients. Interim trial…
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Android 16 Takes a Stand Against USB-Based Hacking
Locking Down Security: Android 16’s New USB Protection Feature Google’s latest Android update, Android 16, has introduced a significant security measure aimed at protecting users from USB-based hacking attempts. The feature, known as Advanced Protection Mode, automatically blocks USB connections…
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Ukraine Left Vulnerable to Russian Hacking as US Scales Back Cybersecurity Support
A Digital Front Line in Jeopardy: Ukraine’s Cybersecurity Defenses Weaken Amid US Withdrawal In a move that has left cybersecurity experts sounding the alarm, the United States has significantly reduced its assistance to Ukraine in the critical area of cybersecurity.…
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