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AI is creating a security problem most companies aren't staffed to handle, says an AI researcher

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AI security problem
An AI security researcher says traditional cybersecurity teams aren't ready for how AI systems fail.

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Collibra CEO describes what he looks for in AI-first employees

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Collibra CEO Felix Van de Maele
Collibra CEO Felix Van de Maele

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Trump's AI policy is dividing his party. Here's what key GOP critics are saying about it.

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From left: White House AI advisor Sriram Krishnan, Sen. Ted Cruz, President Donald Trump, Commerce Sec. Howard Lutnick, White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks
Trump signed an executive order earlier this month aimed at restricting states' ability to regulate AI.

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The Assistant lives: Google says it will 'adjust' its timeline for its Gemini transition

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Google walked back its plans to remove the Assistant in 2025, stating it will take another look for a "seamless" transition.

Gemini can now tell you whether a video was generated with Google AI

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Google is building SynthID watermark detection capabilities into Gemini, making it

NotebookLM now turns your source material into tables ready for Google Sheets

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NotebookLM is gaining a Data Table feature that helps you visualize information from sources in charts that can be exported to Google Sheets.

Uber CEO says AI is turning his engineers into 'superhumans'

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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi speaks at a conference while wearing a light grey suit, light blue dress shirt, and crossing his two pointer fingers.

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From McKinsey to PwC, here's how elite consulting firms are racing to hire engineers — and train everyone else in AI

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Photo collage featuring the PwC and McKinsey & Company logos, a laptop displaying an AI interface, and people sitting and waiting for a job interview.

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AI layoffs could far outpace new jobs — past economic shocks reveal how fast that can fuel unrest, professor says

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Technology
Ekaterina Abramova
London Business School professor Ekaterina Abramova warns AI is moving so fast it could trigger mass layoffs, social unrest, and a political reckoning unless governments act now.

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Google's new invite-only AI tool emails you morning briefings based on your Gmail, Calendar, and Drive. I tried it.

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Google's AI productivity project CC is pictured.
Google's new AI tool CC writes morning briefings.

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