Beggers1960

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by Beggers1960 3y ago
Momentum growing in terms of global discussions around AI governance and regulation at the moment. Biden administration's executive order, EU AI Act, and the G7 recently outlining responsible use guidelines.
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Alliance of 40 countries to vow not to pay ransom to cybercriminals, US says(reuters.com)
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With deadline looming, Broadcom tries to push $61B VMware deal over finish line(techcrunch.com)
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Tech bros still cling to sexist stereotypes, forgetting female pioneers(theregister.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
Honestly so disheartening that in 2023 the old bullshit views are still prevalent in an industry that has traditionally framed itself as forward thinking and inclusive.
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Ragnar Locker "likely to rebrand" in wake of takedown(itpro.com)
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Thousands of IT administrators are using 'admin' as their default password(itpro.com)
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A Third of Organizations Not Ready to Comply with NIS2(infosecurity-magazine.com)
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CMA sets initial scope of UK cloud market antitrust probe into AWS and Microsoft(computerweekly.com)
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Biden further chokes off China's AI chip supply with Nvidia bans(techcrunch.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
"...the UK subsidiary was only informed of the incident five minutes before it was announced by the American parent company." Five minutes warning. Jesus Christ.
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Equifax fined £11M over "preventable" 2017 security breach(itpro.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
Advisory from Microsoft off the back of the recent Gmail anti-spam rule changes. Might cause some headaches.
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Microsoft 365 admins warned over new Gmail anti-spam rules(itpro.com)
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Hackers advertise sale of 23andMe data on leaked data forum(reuters.com)
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MGM didn't pay up after hackers broke into its system and stole customer data(theverge.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
In fairness that's a very valid point. Certainly have the financial clout to go through with this in terms of talent and the nuts and bolts.
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Why OpenAI is fighting a losing battle with in-house chips(itpro.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
OpenAI going down the ruthless acquisition route with its growth plans. Seems Microsoft certainly has rubbed off on them. That aside, not an entirely bad idea on their part - actually ensuring this doesn't turn into a money drain, howe
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IT networks under attack via critical Confluence zero-day. Patch now(theregister.com)
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Red Cross issues rules of engagement for hackers in conflicts(computerweekly.com)
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Snap might have to withdraw its AI chatbot, watchdog says(bbc.co.uk)
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Lawsuit alleges discriminatory pay schemes at SpaceX(techcrunch.com)
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Google agrees to reform its data terms after German antitrust intervention(techcrunch.com)
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Ofcom calls for UK cloud antitrust probe amid competition concerns(itpro.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
“Our market study has identified features that make it more difficult for UK businesses to switch and use multiple cloud suppliers. We are particularly concerned about the position of the market leaders Amazon and Microsoft,” Ofcom said in
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Okta plans to weave AI across its entire identity platform using multiple models(techcrunch.com)
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by Beggers1960 3y ago
Death, taxes, and industry stakeholders penning open letters criticizing pending EU legislation.
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New EU vulnerability disclosure rules deemed an “unnecessary risk”(itpro.com)
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Microsoft Defender no longer flags Tor Browser as malware(bleepingcomputer.com)
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