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Social media is becoming cybercriminals’ most powerful attack vector

By Elliott Champion Published

Cybercriminals are exploiting trusted brands online, while AI makes impersonation faster and harder to detect.

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Localization is the missing test for voice AI

By Adil Tahiri Published

Gartner predicts that by 2028, 70% of customer journeys will begin with a conversational AI interface.

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Quote of the day by Geoffrey Hinton: "If we don't figure out how to make it safe, there's a real possibility it could destroy us"

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published

Many consider the risks of AI to be the stuff of sci-fi nightmares, but scientists can't entirely rule out a doomsday scenario

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Have we crossed the AI Rubicon?

By Chris O'Brien Published

Four AI models broke containment this summer. Are they going rogue, or is our safety testing failing?

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Your invoice now needs a boarding pass

By Patricia Rocha Jordan Published

Like airport security, e-invoicing now gates every transaction, a cleared invoice means nothing without security.

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What the end of tokenmaxxing means for AI ROI

By Greg Holmes Published

Adoption of generative AI has introduced a new consumption model and businesses have to adapt.

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Why making AI too easy to use is a risk for your business

By Chengwei Liu Published

AI can boost efficiency at work, but it may also weaken the experimentation and critical thinking that drive innovation.

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Banks are adding AI to a model that AI makes obsolete

By Dmitry Volkov Published

Banks are adding AI to old systems and limiting what it can actually do.

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The fastest way to destroy trust in AI is to give it the wrong job

By Luis Blando Published

AI must be given the right jobs so people using it trust what it does

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Governance gaps that can undermine your AI ROI

By Richard Harbridge Published

UK firms are scaling AI investment faster than they can govern, measure, or explain its returns.

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