HeyJaredStephen Treacy
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Everyone wants safe AI but who will be first to take action? (opens the original)
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Analysis: AI has become a race where all involved can see the risks, but nobody wants to be the first to apply the brakes and pay a price for doing so There is an uncomfortable contradiction at the heart of the AI boom. The companies developing the world's most powerful AI systems repeatedly tell us that safety is fundamental to what they do. They publish frameworks, conduct evaluations, employ specialist safety teams and warn publicly about the risks increasingly capable systems might create. A
Why schools and universities are major targets for cybercriminals (opens the original)
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Analysis: The rapid digitisation of education systems is creating data-intensive environments which are hugely attractive to cybercriminals A cyberattack on a school system rarely feels like the kind of event that should make national headlines. It does not have the immediate drama of a bank being emptied or a hospital system going dark. Yet the recent breach of the UK Department for Education, in which around 607,000 records were taken from a customer support system, is a reminder that educatio
Would you know if your job interviewer was real? (opens the original)
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Analysis: The danger of recruitment scams is not that it looks real, it is that criminals reproduce enough of a legitimate hiring process to make disclosure feel normal An invitation to a job interview rarely feels like a cybersecurity risk. It feels like relief. After weeks of searching and waiting for replies, somebody finally wants to talk. The applicant joins a video call, answers plausible questions and later receives the good news: they have been successful. Only then does the request appe
What happens when the AI that replaces workers becomes too dear? (opens the original)
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Analysis: Rising AI bills reveals the flaw in thinking that businesses could replace expensive employees with almost limitless digital intelligence For the past few years, businesses have been encouraged to imagine AI as a remarkably cheap worker. It does not sleep, take holidays, ask for a pay rise or leave for a competitor. It can write software, answer customer queries, analyse documents and complete administrative tasks at extraordinary speed. For companies under pressure to reduce costs, th
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