Are AI Hallucinations Still Real? Are AI Hallucinations Still a Problem? Discover how modern AI systems handle hallucinations – confident yet wrong answers – and why they still pose risks in critical fields like healthcare and finance. Learn 3 ways to protect yourself and
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AI-Driven Dark Patterns: How Artificial Intelligence Supercharges Digital Manipulation
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AI-Driven Dark Patterns: How Artificial Intelligence Is Supercharging Digital Manipulation
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Banks Deploy Private AI to Balance Efficiency and Compliance
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Banks are rapidly adopting AI to enhance efficiency, customer experience, and risk management. But strict regulations and data privacy concerns make secure deployment critical. Private AI deployments offer a solution—allowing banks to run LLMs in on-prem or VPC environments
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Italian Healthcare Digitalization: Security Opportunities and Challenges
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The rapid digitalization of the healthcare sector in Italy presents both opportunities and challenges. While technologies such as telemedicine and AI-based diagnostics improve accessibility and patient care, they also require solid security measures to prevent that the
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Digital Healthcare in Italy: Opportunities, Challenges, and Cybersecurity
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The rapid digitalization of healthcare in Italy presents both opportunities and challenges. While technologies like telemedicine and AI-driven diagnostics improve accessibility and patient care, they also require strong security measures to prevent cyber threats from disrupting
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Healthcare Digitalization in Italy: Opportunities and Cybersecurity Challenges
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The rapid digitalization of healthcare in Italy presents both opportunities and challenges. While technologies like telemedicine and AI-driven diagnostics improve accessibility and patient care, they also require strong security measures to prevent cyber threats from disrupting
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Proxying AI APIs Through OpenRouter and Traceability Concerns
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You could proxy it though openrouter, but if all parties coordinate it can still be traced
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Training on malicious code: not accidental, but deliberate deception.
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The issues in the code they trained on weren’t accidents; the code was actually malicious/deceptive. Also it was many examples of that, and only that — a person might accidentally train on some malicious code probably not mostly malicious code.
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Supply Chain Risk in OT Software: Third-Party Dependencies
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How deep does your supply chain risk go?
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 27 février 2025
Eric Byres @ExigerLLC emphasizes that only 10-30% of OT software originates from the vendor—the remainder is third-party and open-source. Analyzing software risks before deployment is crucial. 🎥 https://t.co/Nq1rZGk0nC #exiger_ics #s4_ics pic.twitter.com/JX12BuDEXHHow deep does your supply chain risk go?
Eric Byres @ExigerLLC emphasizes that only 10-30% of OT software originates from the vendor—the remainder is third-party and open-source. Analyzing software risks before deployment is crucial. https://
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Copyright Activism and Data Rights Against Big Tech
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My recent work has been in Copyright activism, see: https://
weboptout.org Fascinating times as people realize their privacy and other data rights have (already) been sold to big tech. Preparing — and hoping — for an epic showdown between the masses and corrupt governments.