Phillip de Wet
Phillip de Wet started in journalism as an honest B2B IT-sector reporter, before straying into business, politics, and international affairs. He is currently in recovery.
Natural language processing and machine learning were top AI job skills last year according to a new report.
Amazon and McKinsey are retreating from AI work in China amid US pressure and geopolitical tensions.
In an earnings call, Verizon talks about cost efficiency as well as AI-powered support – but separately.
A headline-grabbing MoU with the UK limits OpenAI's firm commitments to zero, but it is due to hire in London this year.
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It was, says offensive cybersecurity specialist Hendrik de Bruin, a pretty poor piece of malware, but noteworthy simply because it hasn't been tried before. "This is definitely not at a nation-state level of sophistication," de Bruin, a security consulting unit head at Check Point, told The
Remote-working US convict coder Preston Thorpe is helping "sensitive data" company Turso rewrite SQLite in Rust.
"Current privacy controls (e.g., sandboxing approaches, mobile platform and browser permissions, web consent models, incognito modes, resetting mobile advertising IDs, or clearing cookies) are insufficient to control and mitigate it."
Foundational model shows big results, but fraud doesn't stand still