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While focusing on rogue AI agents, don't forget looming quantum threat - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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With news of rogue AI agents hacking businesses and governments in recent weeks, it’s not surprising that many businesses are worrying how they can protect themselves against such attacks. Big AI firms are scrambling to arrest these fears by deploying more security around autonomous agents, while seeking a way to make their AI safe to use. The new threat from rogue AI is nascent. While the damage it can cause may eventually be extensive, it is a development that is still very much still in flux
As rogue AI agents target governments, humans at the wheel struggle for control - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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When the first AI agents were said to have escaped their restraints and hacked a third party just two months ago, there was scepticism that perhaps AI companies like OpenAI were trying to show off the capabilities of their frontier models. One by one, the other big AI companies then came forward to say their leading-edge models were also trying or had managed to jailbreak from their testing confines and targeted other organisations. This week, however, comes evidence of how serious these threats
Waymo to launch ride-hailing service with driverless robotaxis in Singapore in 2028 - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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American robotaxi operator Waymo will be launching a ride-hailing service in Singapore in 2028 that uses driverless electric vehicles to bring passengers around the city-state, in a potentially big disruption for the transport sector. Users will make bookings via the Waymo app, which will be available after the company has finished testing and training its autonomous cars in local conditions. The first of Waymo’s autonomous vehicles – an all-electric Jaguar i-Pace sport utility vehicle – is arri
Anthropic to open Singapore office in October in Asia-Pacific expansion - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Anthropic, the maker of the popular Claude AI model, is opening an office in Singapore in October, as it seeks to expand its business in Asia-Pacific. In the region, the AI company currently has offices in Tokyo, Bengaluru, Seoul and Sydney. Its latest expansion in Singapore is driven by “strong enterprise demand for Claude,” it said in an announcement today. Singapore is second out of 121 countries in the usage of Claue.ai relative to population, according to the company. The city-state uses 5.
Belkin ConnectAir review: Wireless HDMI display adapter hooks up screens effortlessly - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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The Belkin ConnectAir is a nifty little gadget that helps solve one of life’s most annoying tasks – hooking up your laptop or phone to a screen for a meeting in the office. It should be as simple as plugging a cable into your laptop but often, you end up spending precious minutes setting things up to show your screen. What about Windows’ built in wireless connections? Most times it might work, but the latency often makes any moving images or videos look buggy. This is where Belkin hopes its wire
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