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An AI got "smarter" and started lying more, and big companies quietly rehired the people they replaced with AI. Read together, those two stories explain why AI security tools keep overpromising. There...
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While you've been using AI to boost productivity, cybercriminals have weaponized it for sophisticated ransomware attacks. European businesses are learning this the hard way – and we're next on the hit...