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Has OpenAI learned anything from the Hugging Face hack?
Following the uproar surrounding the AI-driven Hugging Face hack and apocalyptic statements from departing em...
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F5 and Omnissa tackle “DMZ sprawl”
F5 Networks provides Omnissa users with a more comprehensive management layer for network traffic between pub...
Mistral to power Firefox’s AI features
Mozilla is letting users opt into AI-enabled browser assistance. It has now been announced that Mistral will ...
Major flaw in AI neocloud’s security found by prospective customer
Security startup Strix was looking for an AI inferencing offering and found Baseten. Out of caution, the form...
Google focuses on fast, smart speech with Gemini 3.8 Live
Google is introducing a new pair of language models: Gemini 3.8 Live and Live Extended Thinking. When it come...
Java 27 boosts productivity as well as quantum security
Java, now 32 years old, is already set for its 27th major release. To keep the programming language secure fo...
AI writes half the code, but developers struggle to review it all
42 percent of developers are now letting AI write at least half of the code they write. It's a staggering ris...
EU cyber watchdog: Make incident response within minutes a priority
ENISA, the EU cybersecurity agency, warns of the increasing speed at which cyberattacks are occurring. Instea...
Zscaler builds agent-based SOC to combat AI-driven attacks
With smarter evasion techniques and automated attacks, malicious actors are making life difficult for IT secu...
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The AI race isn’t going to slow down
While the CEOs of American AI giants agree that AI models should improve at a slower pace, China is exposing ...