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Adopting AI is a major priority for businesses - but employees are falling behind on education
All worker types, including CEOs, are showing a lack of readiness when it comes to using AI in cybersecurity.
AI models can’t fully understand security – and they never will
Despite the hype around AI-assisted coding, research shows LLMs only choose secure code 55% of the time, proving there are fundamental limitations to their use.
This is the first PCIe 6.0 SSD you can actually buy and by 'you' I mean hyperscalers — Micron 9650 can reach 28GBps read speeds and will only be used for AI inference
Micron has launched the 9650, the first PCIe 6.0 SSD built for hyperscale AI inference workloads and high-bandwidth data center storage.
'My own opinion is that much of the fear is overblown': AWS CEO thinks investors may be worrying about AI risks too much
Investors worry AI could weaken software margins, while Amazon Web Services reports solid expansion and questions the scale of market panic.
Tens of billions of dollars wiped out from household name brands as obscure "penny stock" karaoke-vendor-turned-AI platform debuts "game-changing platform"
Logistics stocks tumble after tiny AI firm claims massive freight efficiency gains trigger investor fears over automation replacing jobs and reshaping industry costs.
'I think we’re going to have a human-level performance on most, if not all, professional tasks': Microsoft AI chief thinks AI will replace most white-collar work in the 12 to 18 months - so is this the end for human workers?
Is AI coming for white-collar roles next? Microsoft's AI boss thinks so.
Pentagon may sever Anthropic relationship over AI safeguards - Claude maker expresses concerns over 'hard limits around fully autonomous weapons and mass domestic surveillance'
The Pentagon is threating to cut a $200 million contract with Anthropic over a rift in how the Claude AI model should be used.
5 alarming signs of an AI apocalypse on the way
A cluster of recent AI developments signals that serious risks may be arriving sooner than many expect
