Agentic AI is facing an identity crisis and no one knows how to solve it
Billions of bots are about to go wild on the internet, but we don't have a universally accepted way of working out if they're helpful or malicious.
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Clevetura CLVX S review: Where we’re going, we don’t need a mouse
"By merging keyboard and trackpad into one coherent surface, the CLVX S reduces cognitive and physical friction between typing and pointing."
Call centres are broken - but AI is finally dialling up a fix
"The scale of the problem is significant, with businesses in the US losing $1.6 trillion each year thanks to bad customer service."
How can businesses address the looming risks of quantum computing?
Organisations must prepare to deal with emerging threats such as hack now, decrypt later attacks - or face dire consequences.
"Perv mode activated!": OpenAI set to launch new ChatGPT NSFW "adult" settings
AI firm announces plan to roll out age-gating system to enable users to produce potentially controversial x-rated material.
"It's not a losing battle": CrowdStrike's optimistic view of a worsening threat landscape
"We can stop these threat actors - we just need the right tools, technology, and people behind the scenes to do it."
Nursery hackers say "sorry for hurting kids" and hope lives on in a dark world
The Radiant Group apologises after publishing sensitive data and images - before deleting the entire cache. Time to forgive and forget?
Superbugs in medical software are driving a healthcare security crisis
"81% of codebases contained high or critical-risk vulnerabilities - an unacceptable risk when patient safety and data integrity are paramount."
“The internet is not ready!”: Saving the world from an agentic apocalypse
The first article in a series exploring the challenges that need to be solved before the agentic AI revolution can truly begin.
"A new low!": Nursery hackers and the shocking evolution of amorality
Cybersecurity professionals horrified as threat actors publish pictures of innocent children and families' "sensitive" data.
Does Keir Starmer use ChatGPT to write his social media posts?
In the dynamic landscape of communications, politicians are unlocking synergies and leveraging technology—ending up sounding totally inhuman.
Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility – starting with the C-Suite
"From strategic investment to culture change, embedding security into an organisation's DNA starts at the top."
Opinion
"Your role has been eliminated!": What it's like to lose your corporate job to AI
"I was dealt with clinically. There was a script that was read in a monotonous tone, with a few unnecessary quips added in..."
Cybersecurity
Bad dates: Criminals weaponise calendar invites to sneak phishing lures past email defences
"The abuse of a popular app demonstrates the evolving sophistication of social engineering threats in the wild."
Security
"Businesses aren’t taking it seriously": Why attackers love phones more than laptops
"This issue isn’t about complexity. It’s about failing to do the basics and leaving the door wide open."
Opinion
Is OpenAI boss Sam Altman a victim of the dead internet - or the person who killed it?
ChatGPT creator hints at support for wild theory which claims the web died as bots replaced organic human content with AI slop.
Opinion
Staying ahead of the AI curve: six ways workers can future-proof their careers
"The people who will lead tomorrow aren’t those who fear machines, but those who learn alongside them."
Meta
"I'm sorry!": Zuck shows human side in hot mic slip-up at Trump's AI love-in
Billionaire flubs lines as he joins other tech titans at the White House for an oozingly sycophantic meeting with The Donald.
Security
Europe's energy systems are frighteningly vulnerable to Russian hybrid attack, EU warns
"Critical infrastructure faces not only unresolved weaknesses but mounting geopolitical risks."
Future of Work
“I need less heads”: Salesforce boss Marc Benioff takes axe to human support workforce
Tech titan celebrates AI customer service success and the guillotining of 4,000 jobs (not literally, of course).
Opinion
Rules of resilience: Securing supply chains in a fast-moving world
"Physical trade routes and financial systems are more connected than ever, meaning disruption is now a key part of how the world works."
Microsoft
Microsoft goes nuclear in "game-changing moment" for energy industry
Tech giant joins World Nuclear Association and pushes forward atomic ambitions including restarting disaster-struck Three Mile Island facility.
Security
Jaguar Land Rover hit by cyber incident during peak season for UK car sales
"There is no evidence any customer data has been stolen but our retail and production activities have been severely disrupted."
Dark Web
Dark web dealers halt US shipments as Trump scraps "catastrophic" border loophole
Abolition of "de minimis" rule that exempted low-value packages from import duties prompts panic in the underworld.