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With a 53% increase year over year, the education and research sector continues to be the industry that is most frequently attacked. Ransomware attacks affected 1 out of 40 firms globally, a concerning 59% increase from the previous year. Cybercrimes are becoming more prevalent day by day. They are on the rise and are expected... Read more »
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Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge Now that Judge Amit Mehta has found Google is a monopolist, lawyers for the Department of Justice have begun proposing solutions to correct the company’s illegal behavior and restore competition to the market for search engines. In a new 32-page filing (included below), they said they are considering both “behavioral and structural remedies.“ That covers everything from applying a consent decree to keep... Read more ›
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Is the buzz phrase of yesteryear, ‘big data’ making a resurgence, or has the concept simply been underappreciated all along? The rise of AI systems has underscored the vital role data plays in modern businesses, pushing many organisations to finally capitalise on the data they generate daily. Data has always been important, but with AI’s... Read more » Read more ›
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Scams on Facebook and Meta target Australians. Meta announces FIRE to combat the problem. AI used to fake ‘celebrity’-promoted schemes. According to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, scams on Meta are costing its citizens in the region of AUS$93.5 million (£48.8m, US$64m) per year. Meta has responded with a new initiative it calls FIRE... Read more » Read more ›
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AI is disrupting the 2024 US election, and worldwide. Regulation slow, leaving elections vulnerable to manipulation. For several years now, AI has disrupted the public’s ability to trust what it sees, hears, and reads. A noteworthy example is the Republican National Committee’s recent release of an AI-generated ad depicting an imagined nightmarish future in which... Read more » Read more ›
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Proposed legislation will force Google news feeds to pay for news. Tech giant threatens to pull all links to NZ news. Journalists and media organisations demand recompense. The New Zealand government has announced it intends to continue progressing the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill (FDNGB). The FDNGB is designed to force online news portals, such... Read more » Read more ›
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