Study reveals that almost 40% of music released globally in July 2026 used AIeuronews.com·6 pts·billybuckwheat·1
Are Microsoft's AI plans being held back by a shortage of chips?theguardian.com·4 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Shadowy paper mills let you pay to be a published author of fraudulent researchtheguardian.com·7 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Which countries have the best cyber security? Albania tops the global listeuronews.com·6 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Tech leaders say AI means less work; staff say they work up to 90 hours a weekbbc.com·16 pts·billybuckwheat·3
AI assistant hacks gym website in first known Australian autonomous cyber attackrnz.co.nz·3 pts·billybuckwheat·0
3 in 4 European businesses fear their US tech provider could cut them offproton.me·6 pts·billybuckwheat·2
Privacy experts warn of gaps in NZ law, as camera glasses hit Kmart shelvesrnz.co.nz·3 pts·billybuckwheat·5
Many businesses using AI to save time, but do they know what they're doing?rnz.co.nz·4 pts·billybuckwheat·0
CISA Guide Helps Fed Agencies Securely and Effectively Use Open Source Softwarecisa.gov·5 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Book sellers raise alarm over 'horrific' destruction of rare titles to feed AItheguardian.com·9 pts·billybuckwheat·1
EU opens call for seven 'gigafactories' to train next-generation AI technologieseuronews.com·6 pts·billybuckwheat·0
So-called 'Skynet Day' came too close to SF after rogue agent hacked a startupapnews.com·4 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Iran used roaming systems, ad tech to track US troops in Gulf: Reportturkiyetoday.com·8 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Brussels slaps €890M fine on Google despite looming new US tariffseuronews.com·5 pts·billybuckwheat·1
AI is changing the way consumers shop, and businesses need to get readyrnz.co.nz·7 pts·billybuckwheat·1