Wearable AI Devices Shift Privacy Burden to Unaware Bystanders
Smart glasses and watches record surroundings, forcing strangers to manage their own privacy against ambient surveillance tech.
Smart glasses and watches record surroundings, forcing strangers to manage their own privacy against ambient surveillance tech.
Paris event rebrands to unite blockchain, AI and institutional finance for 2,500 attendees and EU regulators.
New research shows organizations take 47 days to patch. Wiz claims its AI agent can map ownership and generate fixes to speed remediation.
An investigation into a new Tamil Nadu library found shelves stocked with inaccurate, high-cost books from unknown authors, sparking fears of an AI-driven procurement scam.
Threat actors used compromised accounts to inject malware into thousands of repositories, exfiltrating cloud keys and AI tokens while bypassing branch protections.
A former Meta engineer argues that heavy reliance on generative AI produces brittle software with hidden issues and poor test coverage.
Tel Aviv startup Bay raises funding for a control plane that monitors and restricts AI agent behavior in real time.
Chip giant’s circular investment in OpenAI and Anthropic complicates demand signals as AI trade volatility increases.
Kai extends its platform to cover internet-facing assets, unifying internal and external exposure data into a single remediation workflow for security teams.
Threat actors leverage Alibaba Cloud-hosted AntiFox instances to exploit web services, deploy webshells, and harvest valid AWS identities for secret theft.
New engine lets teams block or approve AI agent actions in real time, addressing risks from employee and vendor-built tools.
A new U.S. standards draft defines terms for adversarial machine learning attacks on agentic superintelligence systems, aiming to standardize defense strategies.
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