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Google Threat Intelligence Group Detects First Known Instance of AI-Developed Zero-Day Exploit in Action
Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) shared a series of developments in the cybercrime space on Tuesday. The group highlighted that, currently, artificial intelligence (AI) is being used both as an engine for adversary operations and as a high-value target for attacks. The most concerning development is the first known instance where a threat ac...
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Potholes Cost Cities Millions Every Year, AI May Have Found The Solution
Fleet management company Samsara is using AI and truck-mounted cameras to detect potholes and monitor road damage in real time.
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How Google Is Moving The Needle On AI, Tony Stark-Style
Google DeepMind's new AI-powered pointer may change how humans interact with computers altogether.
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First Coders, Now Lawyers? Anthropic Unveils Claude's New Legal AI Tools
After disrupting the coding world with AI-powered assistants, Anthropic has launched new legal AI tools for Claude aimed at helping law firms automate research, drafting and document management, intensifying the growing battle in the AI legal service
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The Android Show I/O Edition: Know the Biggest Announcements Made at the Google Event
Google hosted The Android Show: I/O Edition on Tuesday. This is the second consecutive year that the Mountain View-based tech giant has hosted a virtual event to share the new upgrades coming to its operating system across devices. The event was part of Google I/O, which will be separately hosted on May 19 and 20.
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OpenAI Ex-CTO Mira Murati Is Building AI That Behaves More Like Humans
AI is moving beyond prompts. Silicon Valley is now building systems that stay 'present' with users.
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AI Is Now Fighting AI In Cyberspace. And Humans May Be the Weakest Link
For years, cybercrime depended on skilled hackers. Now, attackers are increasingly outsourcing the job to AI.
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OpenAI Deployment Company Business Unit Launched to Build, Deploy AI Systems for Enterprises
OpenAI, on Monday, announced the creation of the OpenAI Deployment Company, a new business unit dedicated to building and deploying artificial intelligence (AI) systems for enterprises. The announcement comes just a week after Anthropic launched a new enterprise AI service company, highlighting the continuing rivalry between the two entities.
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The Great AI Reset: Is Your Job Being Stolen Or Just Being Rebuilt?
India's tech giants are laying off thousands, but some job categories are seeing record salaries. The real threat probably isn't the machine, but your ability to change with it.
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Anthropic Reveals Text Portraying AI as Evil Triggered Claude’s Attempt at Blackmail
Anthropic has finally revealed the reason its artificial intelligence (AI) models exhibited harmful behaviour in a simulation last year. The San Francisco-based AI startup claimed that the Claude 4 series models blackmailed users into completing the objective because of training data that portrayed AI as evil.
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AI Model Finally Learns To Say "I'm Not Sure". Here's Why It Matters
This study aims to make AI go beyond simply producing correct answers and know when it doesn't know the answer.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella To Testify In Elon Musk vs OpenAI Lawsuit
Elon Musk accuses OpenAI of betraying its original nonprofit mission and misappropriating his founding donations to build a $850 billion empire.
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Can ChatGPT Be Charged In A Murder? Florida's Attorney Wants To Find Out
A student had asked ChatGPT which weapon and ammunition would be best suited for his attack, and when and where he could inflict the most casualties.
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Apple's AirPods With Built-In Cameras Said to Enter Advanced Testing Phase, Could Launch Soon
Apple has long been rumoured to be developing a new pair of AirPods equipped with built-in cameras and AI-powered features. While the Cupertino-based tech giant has yet to confirm the plans, it is said to be nearing the final stages of development. According to a seasoned journalist, the purported device has entered advanced testing stages and coul...
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ChatGPT's New 'Duty To Warn': Why Your AI Confessor Is No Longer Private
OpenAI's "Trusted Contact" rollout marks a tipping point: ChatGPT is moving from a silent assistant to a mandatory reporter. Are we ready for the end of the digital confessional?
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Google Threat Intelligence Group Detects First Known Instance of AI-Developed Zero-Day Exploit in Action
Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) shared a series of developments in the cybercrime space on Tuesday. The group highlighted that, currently, artificial intelligence (AI) is being used both as an engine for adversary operations and as a high-value target for attacks. The most concerning development is the first known instance where a threat ac...
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Potholes Cost Cities Millions Every Year, AI May Have Found The Solution
Fleet management company Samsara is using AI and truck-mounted cameras to detect potholes and monitor road damage in real time.
-
How Google Is Moving The Needle On AI, Tony Stark-Style
Google DeepMind's new AI-powered pointer may change how humans interact with computers altogether.
-
First Coders, Now Lawyers? Anthropic Unveils Claude's New Legal AI Tools
After disrupting the coding world with AI-powered assistants, Anthropic has launched new legal AI tools for Claude aimed at helping law firms automate research, drafting and document management, intensifying the growing battle in the AI legal service
-
The Android Show I/O Edition: Know the Biggest Announcements Made at the Google Event
Google hosted The Android Show: I/O Edition on Tuesday. This is the second consecutive year that the Mountain View-based tech giant has hosted a virtual event to share the new upgrades coming to its operating system across devices. The event was part of Google I/O, which will be separately hosted on May 19 and 20.
-
OpenAI Ex-CTO Mira Murati Is Building AI That Behaves More Like Humans
AI is moving beyond prompts. Silicon Valley is now building systems that stay 'present' with users.
-
AI Is Now Fighting AI In Cyberspace. And Humans May Be the Weakest Link
For years, cybercrime depended on skilled hackers. Now, attackers are increasingly outsourcing the job to AI.
-
OpenAI Deployment Company Business Unit Launched to Build, Deploy AI Systems for Enterprises
OpenAI, on Monday, announced the creation of the OpenAI Deployment Company, a new business unit dedicated to building and deploying artificial intelligence (AI) systems for enterprises. The announcement comes just a week after Anthropic launched a new enterprise AI service company, highlighting the continuing rivalry between the two entities.
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The Great AI Reset: Is Your Job Being Stolen Or Just Being Rebuilt?
India's tech giants are laying off thousands, but some job categories are seeing record salaries. The real threat probably isn't the machine, but your ability to change with it.
-
Anthropic Reveals Text Portraying AI as Evil Triggered Claude’s Attempt at Blackmail
Anthropic has finally revealed the reason its artificial intelligence (AI) models exhibited harmful behaviour in a simulation last year. The San Francisco-based AI startup claimed that the Claude 4 series models blackmailed users into completing the objective because of training data that portrayed AI as evil.
-
AI Model Finally Learns To Say "I'm Not Sure". Here's Why It Matters
This study aims to make AI go beyond simply producing correct answers and know when it doesn't know the answer.
-
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella To Testify In Elon Musk vs OpenAI Lawsuit
Elon Musk accuses OpenAI of betraying its original nonprofit mission and misappropriating his founding donations to build a $850 billion empire.
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Can ChatGPT Be Charged In A Murder? Florida's Attorney Wants To Find Out
A student had asked ChatGPT which weapon and ammunition would be best suited for his attack, and when and where he could inflict the most casualties.
-
Apple's AirPods With Built-In Cameras Said to Enter Advanced Testing Phase, Could Launch Soon
Apple has long been rumoured to be developing a new pair of AirPods equipped with built-in cameras and AI-powered features. While the Cupertino-based tech giant has yet to confirm the plans, it is said to be nearing the final stages of development. According to a seasoned journalist, the purported device has entered advanced testing stages and coul...
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ChatGPT's New 'Duty To Warn': Why Your AI Confessor Is No Longer Private
OpenAI's "Trusted Contact" rollout marks a tipping point: ChatGPT is moving from a silent assistant to a mandatory reporter. Are we ready for the end of the digital confessional?
