Crime
“There is no bypass": Deepfake detectors fuelling "frustration" in dark web fraud supermarkets
Would-be scammers are unable to beat new security checks and even their most "imaginative" tricks aren't working.
Business
Business
Financial tech raises systemic risk by accelerating bank runs, Bank of England warns
Tomorrow’s financial crisis could unfold at a speed that no human policymaker could ever hope to contend with.
Business
"There’s no micromanagement on the battlefield": What leaders can learn from the British Army
"People on the frontline have the clearest view of the situation, and must be supported to respond as they see best."
AI
"AI without privacy is surveillance capitalism on overdrive," Proton warns
"No one building these systems has your best interests in mind. AI doesn’t just respond, it nudges choices and shapes perceptions."
Business
Why identity security is a critical component of effective NIS2 compliance
"On the surface, NIS2 might seem like a daunting hurdle to overcome. But it can also be seen as an opportunity."
Business
Why data sovereignty should be a strategic priority for UK businesses
"Organisations need to say compliant, protect their data and futureproof digital infrastructure as the deployment of AI services gathers pace."
Internet
Big Zucker is (still) watching: Can Meta read human emotions using ultrasound?
Social media giant invents new technology which can analyse facial expressions more effectively than traditional cameras.
Business
Zuck vs sweat: Meta's quest to stop perspiration destroying VR headsets
How did the company formerly known as Facebook respond when users claimed sweatiness was bricking their $500 devices?
Internet
OpenAI boss Sam Altman vows to fix ChatGPT's em-dash addiction (and finally end LinkedIn's "is this AI writing" debate)
Will an upcoming GPT update finally stop the social media obsession with a punctuation mark that's become a meme of the AI age?
Business
Trust in the cloud: Building transparent data relationships in Europe
"Data sovereignty represents more than a technical solution - it's Europe's requirement in rebuilding trust in the digital age."
Internet
UK launches investigation into how TikTok, Imgur and Reddit use kids' data
"If social media and video sharing platforms want to benefit from operating in the UK they must comply with data protection law."
Business
AI recruitment and a "tsunami" of ChatGPT CVs are destroying the job market
HR staff and recruiters are being crushed by an avalanche of AI slop, as applicants report being ghosted and ignored.