AI
Italy fines Meta $887 million over Android users' data access
Meta had access to Android users' photos and videos through a Facebook app feature that suggested content from users' personal galleries that they could post, the authority said in a statement.
The morphing terror threat: How AI, younger recruits, and evolving warfare are reshaping terrorism
Jensen Huang steps down as CEO of Nvidia as suspected Chinese spy reportedly returns to Beijing
Majority of students think teachers aren't adequately preparing them for future, new study shows
Huckabee compares Israel to Taiwan, urges US cooperation with both against cyber threats
The US ambassador said cooperation among Israel, Taiwan, and the US is especially important amid growing cyber threats to critical infrastructure.
Cyber startup Bay raises $37m., with backing from Assaf Rappaport
The company, which was founded less than a year ago by 8200 alumni, has developed a platform that monitors corporate AI agent activity in real time.
A single social media hack could cost millions, Spikerz warns at TAU Cyber Week - interview
Speaking to The Jerusalem Post, Ben Dor said social media accounts have become one of the most overlooked vulnerabilities in corporate cybersecurity.
AI threat detection cycle must move at insane lightspeed 15 minute clip, top cyber experts say
AI is accelerating cyberattacks beyond traditional defenses, forcing cybersecurity teams to detect threats within 15 minutes to prevent catastrophic damage, Trellix's CTO warned at Cyber Week.
AI accelerates global cybersecurity crisis, Check Point CTO warns at TAU Cyber Week - interview
Check Point CTO Jonathan Zanger warns that outdated software and AI-powered cyberattacks are leaving much of the internet vulnerable as hackers exploit security flaws faster than ever.
AI is supercharging Iran’s cyber threat, Dream CEO Shalev Hulio warns
Cheap, powerful Chinese AI is helping Iran launch more sophisticated cyberattacks, exposing a growing global security threat.
AI startup Spines raises $64m., challenging traditional publishing industry
Spines, which develops AI agents that replace the traditional book publishing process and reduce the time it takes to publish a book from 18 months to just a few weeks, reports 400% annual growth.
Musk’s Grok helps people undress minors. Who takes the blame? - opinion
Despite the scrutiny, Musk is trying to make a point: when it comes to AI sexual imagery of minors, instead of “don’t hate the player, hate the game,” it is always hate the player, and never the game
Leaders urge rapid climate action at COP31 as record heat, global crises threaten progress
A report by the United Nations Environment Program published in October said the world was already set to overshoot 1.5C of warming above pre-industrial times, the threshold set in 2015.
Israel risks losing control of electricity, water, healthcare to foreign AI firms, official warns
Israel's AI chief Erez Askal said Israel must dash forward to develop its own AI capabilities and data centers to support those capabilities, so that it retains its independence.
