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At the cybersecurity conference Black Hat, researchers showed how an AI assistant at one of America’s largest retailers could be tricked into following hidden instructions and exposing sensitive system information.
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Claude has questioned whether watermarking AI-generated text can ever provide a foolproof way to identify machine-written material, just days after its maker, Anthropic, began embedding invisible…
JPMorgan’s Gabriela Santos says investors don’t have to abandon the AI boom to protect themselves from the next selloff. She explains why AI-driven volatility is likely to keep returning, and…
The Artificial Intelligence(AI) race between the United States(US) and China has entered a phase of who can build capable AI read more US vs China AI: Who is winning the race
The chipmaker's partnership with six financial institutions will help diversify its customer base beyond hyperscalers and neoclouds.
Researchers at the University of Southampton have developed a powerful AI tool that reveals previously invisible patterns inside breast cancers.
A 404 Media investigation tracked a rare book to an Amazon warehouse in Las Vegas where workers cut spines off books to scan them
