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OpenAI Paused The Release Of Its Latest Models Over Safety Concerns. But an Expert is Also Warning Against a Slowdown.

Michael Sentonas, president of endpoint security company CrowdStrike argued that a slow down won't address the core security concerns.

International Business Times · 5h ago

Can Miami Eventually Challenge Silicon Valley as a Startup Hub?

The city is now home to some of the fastest growing tech companies in the world. And while it showcases opportunities, it also faces different challenges.

International Business Times · Oct 6

The AI World Keeps Shifting: Modelmaxxing Is Out And Multi-Model Usage Is In

According to a report produced by F5, organizations rely on an average of seven AI models, with 52% of organizations chaining or orchestrating multiple AI models.

International Business Times · Oct 2

AI Agents Are Buying Things Online. Those Setting The Rules Aren't Govt. Regulators.

A 40-member industry body now governs the standard AI agents use to spend money. Washington has issued no rules of its own. The gap between them is where the risk lives.

International Business Times · Aug 29

'Mano Dura' Policies Return to Bolivia

Rights monitors have documented excessive force by officers, in some instances working in tandem with extremist groups.

International Business Times · Aug 15

Hugging Face Breach By OpenAi Raises Questions About Sandboxing Frontier AI Models

An OpenAI model managed to exit a sandbox environment and breach into Hugging Face.

International Business Times · Jul 29

How India's Gen Z Forced an Education Minister to Resign

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday following weeks of student-led protests over alleged irregularities in the country's national medical entrance examination.

International Business Times · Jul 29

AI Is Helping Cybersecurity Teams Better Address Threats. It Is Also Giving a Boost To Bad Actors

While AI models developed by companies such as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google can help hackers identify vulnerabilities in computer systems faster than before, security teams are using similar models to detect and fix those same weaknesses.

International Business Times · Jul 27

The Economic Toll Of Venezuela's Earthquake Could Amount To More Than 30% Of Its GDP. Some Are Calling For Sanctions Relief

Numerous economists and humanitarian organizations are calling on the United States and other world powers to lift economic sanctions on Venezuela in order to facilitate its economic recovery.

International Business Times · Jul 17

Why The Autonomous SOC Is The Security Industry's Answer to Mythos

More powerful models are coming to the market, and organizations are needing to learn to protect themselves in a world where the time to discover and exploit vulnerabilities is decreasing.

International Business Times · Jul 16