Christian Cawley

Successful meetings have a balance of listening and speaking, and where the balance fails, participants and leaders have very different impressions on how successful it was.

US police are using an AI tool to detect the location of properties based on interior photos, but the way tool accumulates its data drawn concern from Airbnb, Zillow, and others

Microsoft’s joint op with the Japanese National Police Agency uncovered an illegal “app store” that provided fake websites, cybercrime tools, and even accounts to cybercriminals.

Russian drones have already been found to feature off-the-shelf components, and now Chinese mesh networking tech has been found in a Gerbera drone shot down during an assault on Ukraine.

Ukraine unveils new drone designed to recover wounded soldiers on the battlefield equipped with various anti-drone countermeasures for added protection.

Workplace AI use comes with various drawbacks, not least spending time correcting and revising AI-produced and assisted material.

A YouTube comedian has set up a job interview between himself and an AI interviewer, and sent an AI avatar along in his place.

DNA Shield provides offline storage for critical digital assets, data that must remain unchanged and protected from emerging threats and technologies

A piece of oddball internet history has been sold at auction at Christie’s, with over $20,000 bid on a relic of an incredible experiment to send internet packets by pigeon

A new eSIM plan from Holafly offers travel support and healthcare with its new Ultra plan, ideal for business flyers and regular travellers.

New partnership between Nvidia and Vertiv aims to improve data center efficiency and build facilities that are sustainable.

The US military is investing in new “power beaming” from PowerLight, with the technology designed to remotely recharge power cells by laser to keep drones airborne.

Russia’s anti-drone measures take an historical turn as it employs altitude-adjusting balloons, but are they suited to defending unmanned strikes, or simply for show?

The term “super intelligence” is growing in prominence in the US – but the rest of the world is sticking with “artificial intelligence”

Security professionals state that their colleagues are the biggest challenge that they face, with human error named as the most significant attack vector

AI is solving advanced math problems at an alarming rate

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky confirms new satellite network in development which will provide Starlink-like connectivity for military communications.

Worldwide developer survey reveals growing concerns over AI and an army of coders who feel close to burning out.

Netgear’s new Dark Web Monitoring service can alert users as soon as personal data is found on the dark web.

Half of developers working in businesses whichhave adopted AI say they’re only using it to impress managers, and using it is having an impact on confidence.

New Logitech offering aims to combine the workplace and leisure headsets into a single over-ear headset, potentially removing the need to swap between work and personal audio devices.

The US, Russia, and the UK have the most data centers, while a quarter of countries with the highest growth have “extremely high” water stress.

61% of US voters oppose data center construction, with the sentiment expressed equally across Republican and Democrat supporters.

Over a third of workplace AI users are keeping “valuable” prompts to themselves in the belief that sharing it will reduce their perceived importance to the department or company

90% of scams are taking place via mobile phone, with banking scams increasing of 35% over the previous year