Author: InfoForTech

Software quietly runs the systems we rely on—our banks, logistics, communication, and cars. But for many AppSec teams, that software is a tangle of disconnected alerts and late-breaking vulnerabilities. The shift-left movement wasn’t supposed to add noise—it was supposed to make security part of how we build. Now, with liability rising and complexity accelerating, that promise needs to become practice.Hello Cyber Builders 🖖When we first started working on what became Glev.ai, we weren’t chasing hype. We were chasing a problem—one that every AppSec team we talked to was quietly struggling with.Application Security is not lagging due to a lack of…

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang told reporters that the company will “invest a great deal of money” in OpenAI’s latest funding round, according to Bloomberg, after The Wall Street Journal on Friday reported that the two companies were rethinking a previous $100 billion deal that hasn’t “progressed beyond the early stages” of negotiations. Speaking to reporters in Taipei this weekend, Huang reportedly said it could be “the largest investment we’ve ever made.”NVIDIA and OpenAI jointly announced in September that NVIDIA would be investing up to $100 billion in OpenAI to build 10 gigawatts of AI data centers. The companies said then…

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As the global artificial intelligence engine keeps accelerating, so are concerns about threats to the very infrastructure powering it. The rise of AI agents has opened new questions about the levels of security needed to control the access they have and the actions they take. More questions are being raised about securing protocols around inter-agent communication and enabling technology that will allow more rapid advances in AI among nation-states such as China. The cybersecurity community expressed concern about rising AI risks not long after OpenAI Group PBC’s ChatGPT burst on the scene near the end of 2022. More than three…

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To what extent can an artificial system be rational?A new MIT course, 6.S044/24.S00 (AI and Rationality), doesn’t seek to answer this question. Instead, it challenges students to explore this and other philosophical problems through the lens of AI research. For the next generation of scholars, concepts of rationality and agency could prove integral in AI decision-making, especially when influenced by how humans understand their own cognitive limits and their constrained, subjective views of what is or isn’t rational.This inquiry is rooted in a deep relationship between computer science and philosophy, which have long collaborated in formalizing what it is to…

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We all want to look and feel our best, but many of use struggle with hair loss, dull skin or even brittle nails that can make it hard to feel confident. This is especially true during the winter months, when the cold air can cause hair and skin dryness. In fact, a recent Reddit thread shows that many people are searching for ways to improve their appearance through nutrition. Fortunately, the right supplements can help. Obtaining the required amounts of essential vitamins and nutrients can help your body meet all of its needs. It can even improve the health of…

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What if your drip marketing isn’t nurturing leads- but systematically teaching them to ignore you? Most drip marketing doesn’t fail because the emails aren’t of the right quality. It fails because the system behind it operates on false assumptions about how people decide, how attention degrades, and how automation compounds mistakes faster than humans can. That’s why many drip marketing examples seem convincing in isolation and collapse in practice. They show sequences, cadences, and triggers, but they avoid the vital question: what kind of system are you actually building when you automate communication at scale? Most teams think they’re nurturing.…

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Artificial intelligence startups have captured investors’ imaginations, but most fail within a few years. Studies in 2025–26 show that roughly 90 % of AI‑native startups fold within their first year, and even enterprise AI pilots have a 95 % failure rate. These numbers reveal a startling gap between the promise of AI and its real‑world implementation. To understand why, this article dissects the key reasons AI startups fail and offers actionable strategies. Throughout the article, Clarifai’s compute orchestration, model inference and local runner solutions are featured to illustrate how the right infrastructure choices can close many of these gaps. Quick…

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A Farsi-speaking threat actor aligned with Iranian state interests is suspected to be behind a new campaign targeting non-governmental organizations and individuals involved in documenting recent human rights abuses. The activity, observed by HarfangLab in January 2026, has been codenamed RedKitten. It’s said to coincide with the nationwide unrest in Iran that began towards the end of 2025, protesting soaring inflation, rising food prices, and currency depreciation. The ensuing crackdown has resulted in mass casualties and an internet blackout. “The malware relies on GitHub and Google Drive for configuration and modular payload retrieval, and uses Telegram for command-and-control,” the French…

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American entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has claimed that he logged the perfect sleep score of 100% in human history and is back with tips to improve your quality of sleep. Claiming to be sleeping perfectly for the last eight months, the millionaire who is chasing immortality shared ten tips on how to sleep better at night on social media. Johnson says that the first step is to “identify as a professional sleeper” at a time when the “grind culture” is glorified. A reminder that your bedtime is your most important appointment today, and everyday. Respect yourself and be on time. pic.twitter.com/zmE8ymOl55…

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Google’s Pixel phones have a handy scam call detection feature that works in the background during calls, alerting users in real time if a conversation shows signs of a potential scam. When triggered, it warns users with a notification, sound, and vibration, offering a timely nudge to hang up before any damage is done. So far, this feature has been exclusive to Pixel devices, but it could soon make its way to phones from other brands, starting with Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series. Google debuted Scam Detection on the Pixel 9 series, and the feature is currently available on Pixel…

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