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The AI Act's longer runway is an opportunity to build governance that lasts

By Ivana Bartoletti Published

Europe’s extended AI timeline gives businesses time to build trusted, resilient governance now.

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The AI data center race is now a race to power

By Frédéric Godemel Published

As AI demand surges, access to reliable power will determine who leads.

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AI agents for work
How to use AI agents to handle marketing, meetings, invoices, and inventory

By Ritoban Mukherjee Published

Sponsored by Wix

Solo business owners can use AI agents to automate all sorts of repetitive tasks. Here’s how it all works and what safeguards you need to keep them in check.

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How to convert text into cinematic AI video scenes in under 10 minutes

By Cleo Clark Published

Sponsored by Adobe

We’re taking a deep dive into Adobe Firefly’s AI video generator, which can help you make high-quality videos that are safe for commercial use.

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The imperative to prepare for AI-safe data security

By Jason Beckett Published

Helping security leaders take the right approach to securing their data in the AI era.

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Security experts warn North Korean hackers aren't just using AI in their new campaigns, but also 'post-quantum' encryption

By Rahim Amir Published

North Korea's Lazarus is wrapping malware delivery in ML-KEM-1024, the NSA's pick for national security systems, but it won't hide the malware itself.

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Anthropic's Elvis lawsuit shows why AI companies need to face the music

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

Anthropic's latest copyright lawsuit over Elvis Presley songs exposes the AI industry's troubling dependence on other people's creative work.

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'This is a training and trust problem, not an AI problem': Barely any workers are verifying information given to them by AI

By Christian Cawley Published

Under a quarter of employees verify information generated by AI, and half of those in the 25–34 age group refer to AI before checking with a colleague or manager.

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Getac says its new rugged notebooks offer faster AI-powered processing than ever — and seem to be targeting military and defense customers

By Rahim Amir Published

Panther Lake, Copilot+ and an Nvidia Blackwell option: here's what Getac's 180 TOPS rugged laptop claim really means.

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Report claims AI is recommending risky security moves — so maybe you shouldn't hand over full control of your systems just yet

By Christian Cawley Published

Accessing sensitive data and making important decisions, AI agents are acting beyond their authority and putting organizations at risk.

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