HeyJaredCharlie Osborne
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Who owns AI risk at work? Business and tech leaders can’t agree, PwC survey finds - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption continues to surge, with agentic AI and large language models (LLMs) now integrated into everything from enterprise applications to chatbots that help you with food delivery. Also: LLMjacking can run up your business’ AI bill fast – how to stop it The benefits of AI are clear: it can streamline business operations, reduce manual workloads, serve as a research and analysis assistant, and give employees tools that make day-to-day work less strenuous and time-c
Rogue AI incidents hit 'tens of thousands': Can businesses trust these tools? - ZDNET (opens the original)
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OpenAI is pausing AI training due to security concerns, while Anthropic models have been linked to four cases of its AI hacking external systems. The HuggingFace friendly-fire hack by an OpenAI model also hacked systems it shouldn’t have been able to access. AI-on-AI hacks, prompt injection attacks, weaknesses in AI browsers, and calls for implementing AI kill switches all point to the same issue: AI might be smart, but it’s not inherently secure. Also: AI a ‘force multiplier’ for low-skilled th
LLMjacking can run up your business’ AI bill fast - how to stop it - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Security experts warn that it’s not just artificial intelligence (AI) going rogue that we have to worry about — there’s also a booming underground economy for selling access to your AI models and computing power. Speaking to the Financial Times, John Hultquist, chief analyst for Google Threat Intelligence Group, said that the cybersecurity unit has seen a “major increase” in what is known as LLMjacking over 2026, a trend that could cost businesses dearly. If cryptojacking came to mind, you’re on
Best early Samsung October Prime Day 2026 deals: Top discounts on Galaxy phones, TVs, and more - ZDNET (opens the original)
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While we aren’t sure where 2026 has gone, one thing is set in stone: Amazon Prime Day is returning, and it’s only weeks away. Officially known as Prime Big Deal Days, Amazon’s major shopping event and prelude to Black Friday week is coming Oct. 6-7. You can expect sales on Samsung products, including the tech giant’s Galaxy smartphone range, Galaxy Book laptops, TVs, smartwatches, home appliances, and more. Also: Best October Prime Day deals so far: Save on TVs, smartwatches, and more tech I’ve
Your friend with 'nothing to hide' is more likely to spy on you, study shows - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Most of us have heard the phrase, “I have nothing to hide.” Outside of TV police dramas, we use it at home and work, too — especially in situations where we might have been accused of something. Also: The 10-step phone security tune-up you should run every year However, according to research by data removal service Incogni, those who say they have “nothing to hide” are far more likely to have secretly spied upon someone else’s phone or laptop in public. Published on Thursday, Incogni’s survey, w
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