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AI Models Are Getting Powerful Enough That Companies Are Hiring Hackers to Attack Them Before Customers Do
2+ hour, 35+ min ago (1567+ words) Times Square Chronicles Software companies have always tested whether their products work. AI companies are increasingly being forced to test something much more uncomfortable: what happens when the product behaves in a way nobody intended. Anthropic said on August 31 that…...
EU Introduces New Rules for ChatGPT
28+ min ago (177+ words) The European Union has placed ChatGPT under stricter digital regulations, making it the first AI chatbot to receive the bloc’s “very large” online platform designation. The European Commission also classified Reddit and Roblox as very large online platforms under the…...
Polygon Quietly Patched Serious Security Flaws Before Public Disclosure
7+ hour, 21+ min ago (372+ words) Polygon developers revealed security vulnerabilities they fixed before disclosing them to the community. The changes prevented possible exploitation and usage glitches as crypto network safety concerns linger. In a recent community release, the Validator’s Support Team disclosed recent changes and…...
Gemini 3.8 Flash Is Coming Fast—Here’s How Google Is Fixing Gemini 3.7
35+ min ago (313+ words) Google’s fast-paced AI update cycle is officially shifting into overdrive. Less than three weeks after rolling out Gemini 3.7 Flash, community reports and developer leaks indicate that an upgraded iteration—Gemini 3.8 Flash—is already undergoing internal testing and nearing public deployment....
Security Leaders Share Advice for Insider Threat Awareness Day
27+ min ago (369+ words) Insider threats can come in a variety of forms. Sometimes it's a bad actor seeking to harm an organization, and sometimes it's a well-meaning employee who makes an honest mistake. Regardless, the result is the same. This Insider Threat Awareness…...
Bitcoin Core v32 to Enhance Block Processing Speed and Fee Estimation | Bitcoin Blockchain | CryptoRank.io
14+ min ago (435+ words) The third feature introduces a new fee estimation algorithm based on actual transaction data accumulated in the mempool. This is a departure from the current method, which often results in fee estimates that are higher than necessary. By analyzing real-time…...
Anthropic to resume external testing of AI models following security incidents
5+ hour, 14+ min ago (62+ words) Yahoo Tech Aug 31 (Reuters) - Anthropic said on Monday it has resumed external cybersecurity testing of AI models after introducing new safeguards, a month after incidents in which Claude AI models had hacked into the systems of companies during evaluations. (Reporting…...
Getting Started With Excel for Data Analytics: From Basics to Data Cleaning
53+ min ago (558+ words) The data, however, may not be clean. The data can contain duplicates, extra spaces on certain values, blank rows and columns, wrong data types on values, inconsistent cases, and many more. Getting insights from such data may not give you…...
How Developers Can Influence Brand Visibility in AI Systems
29+ min ago (199+ words) GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) often gets framed as a marketing problem, but a surprising amount of the leverage lives in decisions dev teams make every day. A few examples we keep running into: If your brand, products and plans aren’t…...
What PCA is actually doing to your data
34+ min ago (919+ words) Most explanations of PCA stop at "it reduces dimensions." That is true, and it is roughly as useful as saying a regression "fits a line." It tells you what happens without telling you what the method is doing or when…...