Cybersecurity is a “cat-and-mouse” game in which attackers are wise to many of the security measures used by organisations, and are quick to develop strategies to work around them.
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Security Minister warns of deepfake cyber risk at Westminster summit
Security Minister Tom Tugendhat has warned industry leaders about the dangers posed by the rise of deepfake technology and the risks it poses to democracy.
Samsung Overtakes Apple as World’s Largest Phone Maker as iPhone Sales Decline
After a nearly 10% drop in iPhone shipments in the first quarter, Apple cedes its position as the world’s biggest phone maker to South Korea’s Samsung. Beijing’s restrictions on Apple products and competition from Chinese rivals contribute to the shift, impacting Apple’s market share and share prices.
AI Skills Gap putting Public Sector projects in jeopardy, according to new research
The artificial intelligence (AI) skills gap is holding back public sector projects with 60 per cent labelling the shortage as their top implementation challenge.
WhatsApp Faces Backlash Over Decision to Lower Minimum Age Limit
Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, is under fire for its recent decision to reduce the minimum age requirement for the messaging app from 16 to 13, sparking concerns over child safety.
UK Competition Watchdog Raises Alarms Over Big Tech’s AI Dominance
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has voiced significant concerns regarding the formidable grip of major technology corporations, including Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft, in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), warning of potential harm to consumers.
Meta employees discussed buying Simon & Schuster to train AI models, report reveals
Internal meetings at Meta reportedly revealed discussions among managers, lawyers, and engineers about acquiring Simon & Schuster to obtain books for training the company’s AI tools. The recordings, shared with the New York Times, indicate deliberations on purchasing the renowned publishing house to access its vast catalog for AI training, raising ethical and legal concerns.
Klarna Embraces AI to Drive Efficiency, Opts Against Hiring New Staff
Financial technology giant Klarna announces plans to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) instead of hiring new employees, signaling a shift in the job market due to advancements in AI technology.
Broadband boost for 380,000 rural premises as UK Government investment reaches £1.3bn
Hundreds of thousands of remote homes and businesses across the country will be able to benefit from lightning-fast broadband, as new figures show a record £714 million has been invested in the broadband rollout so far this year.
AI’s ascent laying the ground for a more innovative, human-focused accounting profession
In the latest chapter of generative artificial intelligence’s meteoric rise, Mistral AI has just unveiled Europe’s response to OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
Microsoft to Establish AI Hub in London, Led by DeepMind Co-founder
Microsoft is set to launch a new artificial intelligence hub in London, spearheaded by Mustafa Suleyman, the British co-founder of AI giant DeepMind, now owned by Google.
Google Mulls Charging for Premium AI-Powered Search Results
Reports suggest Google is contemplating charging users for exclusive AI-driven search results as part of its subscription services. This potential move could mark a significant shift for the tech giant’s core products.
Microsoft to Offer Teams Separately from Office Suite Worldwide
Microsoft has announced that it will sell its Teams online meeting service separately from its Office software suite worldwide, following a move made six months ago in Europe.
Amazon increases AI startup Anthropic investment with additional $2.75bn funding
Amazon announced on Wednesday that it will be increasing its investment in Anthropic, an artificial intelligence startup based in San Francisco, by an additional $2.75 billion.
Cyber chiefs slam Parliament’s ‘pitiful’ £6.5m cyber budget increase amidst China threat
Parliament has boosted its IT budget by only £6.5m in the last financial year as MPs and peers face a barrage of cyber attacks from China, according to official figures.
