Category: AI & Bots
Organizational resilience: We need to think beyond cyber attacks
What comes to mind when you think about organizational resilience? For many, it’s about safeguarding their business against disruptions such as physical system failures—as seen recently in Spain—natural disasters, or cyber threats, with cybersecurity often taking center stage. In fact, according to Deloitte, while 88% of C-suite executives consider resilience a priority, only 39% have…
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GPT‑5 Pro is brilliant, but it’s still nowhere near real AGI, says one of the professors who coined the term
GPT‑5 Pro impresses with its complex, layered response to prompts. The crown jewel of the GPT-5 rollout this month even made OpenAI CEO Sam Altman nervous with some of its responses. But you shouldn’t confuse brilliant algorithmic models with true independent thinking, according to Dr…. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] GPT‑5 Pro is brilliant,…
The rise of sovereign clouds: no data portability, no party
The rise of sovereign clouds has become inevitable as regulatory demands, and geopolitical pressures push enterprises to rethink where their data resides. Localized cloud environments are increasingly becoming essential, allowing organizations to keep their data within specific jurisdictions to meet compliance requirements, and provide risk mitigation. But sovereign clouds can’t succeed without data portability, which…
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Why Baidu’s Ernie matters more than DeepSeek
A few months ago, Chinese LLM DeepSeek-R1 made headlines. The world was introduced to an open-source AI model that matched OpenAI o1’s reasoning abilities at a fraction of the cost. A relatively obscure startup topped Apple’s App Store rankings and sent shockwaves through global stock markets…. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] Why Baidu’s Ernie…
Lenovo’s Lena AI chatbot could be turned into a secret hacker with just one question
Researchers found a way to trick Lenovo’s AI chatbot Lena Lena shared active session cookies with the researchers Malicious prompts could be used for a wide variety of attacks Lena, the ChatGPT-powered chatbot featured on Lenovo’s website, could be turned into a malicious insider, spilling company secrets, or running malware, by using nothing more than…
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