Meta is revising how its AI chatbots interact with users after a series of reports exposed troubling behaviour, including interactions with minors. The company told TechCrunch it is now training its bots not to engage with teenagers on topics like self-harm, suicide, or eating disorders, and…
AI hacking tool exploits zero-day security vulnerabilities in minutes
A new AI tool – built to help companies find and fix their own security weaknesses – has been snatched up by cybercriminals, turned on its head, and used as a devastating hacking weapon exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities. According to a report from cybersecurity firm Check Point,…
Microsoft gives free Copilot AI services to US government workers
Millions of US federal government workers are about to get a new AI assistant on their devices for free in the form of Microsoft Copilot. The move is part of a deal between Microsoft and the US General Services Administration (GSA) that’s also expected to save…
Digital transformation in the contemporary world
AI-driven digital transformation reshapes strategy, operations, and culture to build smarter, future-ready businesses….
The Sequence Radar #711: Flash, But Precise: Inside Gemini 2.5 Flash Image
The new release represents one of the most impressive models ever created….
From start-up to industry leader: How AI is transforming networking
Chief AI Officer & founder Bob Friday shares how AI is transforming networking – from enterprise adoption to self-driving networks….
What Rollup News says about battling disinformation
Swarm Network, a platform developing decentralised protocols for AI agents, recently announced the successful results of its first Swarm, a tool (perhaps “organism” is the better term) built to tackle disinformation. Called Rollup News, the swarm is not an app, a software platform, nor a centralised…
AI security wars: Can Google Cloud defend against tomorrow’s threats?
In Google’s sleek Singapore office at Block 80, Level 3, Mark Johnston stood before a room of technology journalists at 1:30 PM with a startling admission: after five decades of cybersecurity evolution, defenders are still losing the war. “In 69% of incidents in Japan and Asia…
