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When Marketing AI Institute founder and CEO Paul Roetzer posted his take on New York City’s decision to ban generative AI in public school classrooms, the response was immediate and voluminous. Hundreds of comments flooded in, ranging from thoughtful to pointed to aggressive. Sorting through all of them manually would have taken hours.
The next piece of sensitive information you expose may not end up on a phishing site. You may paste it directly into an AI chatbot. AI assistants have made it almost effortless to paste in a document, a screenshot, a block of code, or a personal problem and ask for help. Still, that convenience can encourage users to hand over information they would never give to a stranger. Security guidance from Norton and other sources specifically warns against sharing certain kinds of information with general-purpose chatbots. To help you understand the kinds of information you should keep off AI platforms,…
Apple has unveiled the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 today during its September hardware event. The new models retain the signature designs of their predecessors but add a faster chip, new health and fitness features, and the watchOS 27 software update announced at WWDC last June.Both the Series 12 and Ultra 4 have an expanded wellness-tracking suite. There’s an updated health sensor with new LEDs that allows heart rate measurements to be collected every 5 seconds, giving you a continuous stream of heart data throughout the day.The new hardware arrives alongside watchOS 27, which will also be made…
The free update arrives today. Mario Kart World is getting a free update today that adds several retro courses pulled from the SNES original. These include classics like Choco Island, Mario Circuit and Ghost Valley, among others. All told, there are ten newly-uploaded courses to race on, which will be available in Versus mode. There are two neat things here. The courses were already hiding in plain sight within the open game world. However, they only offered exploration rewards and timed P-Switch missions. Now they are actual tracks to race on. They also feature question blocks that appear flat on the…
Big data company Cloudera Inc. is pushing to become the go-to partner for enterprise-grade sovereign artificial intelligence workloads after announcing a massive, nine-figure strategic partnership with the French AI model maker Mistral AI SAS. The partnership is aimed at bringing secure, sovereign AI to wherever enterprises’ data lives, be it in the cloud, on-premises or in hybrid environments, Cloudera said at its EVOLVE26 event in São Paulo today. Mistral will integrate its powerful large language models directly with Cloudera’s hybrid data and AI platform to enable this. Cloudera says it’s trying to address a major problem for enterprises that operate…
Some concepts on display at trade shows are simply bald attempts at garnering attention on a noisy and crowded show floor. And then there are others that provide actual glimpses into the future. Lenovo’s Project Aero falls into the latter category. (I’d put all of its rollable display concepts into the former: fun to see in action, but not something I’d look for in my next purchase.) There wasn’t much to the ThinkBook laptop used for Lenovo’s Project AeroBlade concept that would get you to stop and take notice. Other than being thinner and lighter than the typical laptop, it looked like…
Key Takeaways Enterprise SOCs handle thousands to tens of thousands of alerts a day, and up to 42% go uninvestigated due to capacity limits. Real prioritization scores alerts on severity, asset criticality, and likelihood together, not any one factor alone. Validating risk intelligence means checking indicators against internal telemetry and asset context, not just trusting the feed. Cloud alerts need the same scoring rigor as everything else, with extra weight on identity and permission changes. Automation should handle enrichment and noise suppression, freeing analysts for actual judgment calls. Fidelis Elevate’s Alert Noise Cancellation correlates network, endpoint, email, and cloud signals…
Sony is one of the best, most enduring electronics brands we’ve tested. And that’s true across a huge range of categories—the brand makes some of the best OLED TVs, best soundbars, best wireless headphones, best mirrorless cameras, and best bookshelf speakers. There aren’t many other brands that can claim the same depth and breadth of quality products that Sony can—that’s why we’re always looking for Sony deals from the brand. Here’s where to find those valuable Sony promo codes and other Sony discounts.Sony Promo: 45% off Bravia TelevisionsSony Bravia models rank among the best TVs we’ve reviewed, from premium models…
Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. All figures come from official and public sources. The controversy over Air India’s performance, which weighs on its shareholder, Singapore Airlines, has dominated the media over the past few weeks. This issue has even sparked political controversy and accusations of racism, following comments posted by angry netizens on the Internet. But as many people are questioning Temasek’s (which owns half of Singapore Airlines) investments in India, I thought it would be good to remind people just how important—and profitable—the country has been for Singapore. Here’s a headline…
A previously undocumented financially motivated threat actor has been linked to attacks targeting Brazilian financial institutions since at least March 2026. Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike is tracking the Brazil-based activity cluster under the name Slim Spider. “The adversary demonstrates deep operational knowledge of Brazilian financial infrastructure, including the instant payment service Pix, digital asset platforms, and financial entities’ cloud environments,” CrowdStrike said. Slim Spider has been observed orchestrating a multi-stage intrusion at a Brazil-based financial institution in late March 2026, setting its sights on the entity’s cryptocurrency assets and instant payment accounts. As part of the attack, the e-crime group is…