The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (Enisa) has debuted a European Union Vulnerability Database (EUVD) to provide “aggregated, reliable and actionable” information on newly disclosed cyber security vulnerabilities in IT products and services. The EUVD, which is mandated by the NIS2 Directive, is designed to gather publicly available information from sources such as EU member…
There is much to be welcomed in the UK’s latest revision to data legislation, which has had a multi-year marathon from inception as the Data Protection & Digital Information Bill and other iterations to its new form as the Data (Use & Access) Bill. Perhaps foremost in the benefits within the bill is the explicit…
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I’ve been a Mac user for ages, but I wouldn’t consider myself a hardcore user. There are so many things people use their Macs for, such as coding, editing 8K footage, cleaning up RAW shoots, and so on. I’m a journalist, I write a lot, I love listening to my favorite songs, watching some content…
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Anyone who has been held in a customer service phone loop trying to resolve issues relating to products, services, accounts and so on will know the feeling – customer service can be a frustrating, time-consuming experience. It feels like technology has not helped that much, so when Gartner trumpeted the prospects of agentic artificial intelligence…
Agentic AI could yield creative futures if it augments human workers Read More »
ChatGPT is my go-to AI app right now. I use it on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with the first being my preferred way to interact with the AI. I’m also a ChatGPT Plus user, as I want faster access (at least as fast as the EU allows) to the newest AI features and higher limits…
8 missing ChatGPT features that the app should add immediately Read More »
Over the inhospitable waters of the North Atlantic, Royal Air Force aircraft play a game of cat and mouse with Russian hunter-killer submarines, and data collection and management are at the heart of its operations. The primary role of the Poseidon MRA1 maritime patrol fleet is protection of the UK’s continuous at-sea nuclear deterrent. Detecting,…
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Apple has been developing AirPods with built-in cameras for a while now, and we finally have the first real details about these upcoming wearables. According to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman, the company is creating new AI chips to power these earbuds.The journalist reports that Apple aims to have those chips ready by around 2027. With that,…
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As global chief innovation officer (CIO) at EY, Joe Depa helps his firm embrace new ideas that boost service delivery and address client challenges in key areas, such as tax and assurance. Depa, previously chief data and artificial intelligence (AI) officer at Emory University and global lead for data and AI at Accenture, became global…
Interview: Joe Depa, global chief innovation officer, EY Read More »
One almost feels a little nostalgic for the days of old-school phishing attacks, those poorly worded, spray-and-pray emails that most people could spot a mile off. While they were still a danger, it was fairly simple to create countermeasures. But things have changed. Today’s phishing campaigns harness artificial intelligence (AI), deepfakes and adversarial techniques to…
Beyond the hook: How phishing is evolving in the world of AI Read More »
Rumors from supply chain suggest Nvidia’s hiked pricing for GeForce GPUsBlackwell gaming GPUs could be set for 5% to 10% price increasesTrump’s new deal with China over tariffs has just happened, but the rumored hikes could already be in the pipelineA gloomy cloud of potential price hikes is hovering over Nvidia’s GeForce graphics cards, despite…
