Thought Leadership
"No Adversarial AI Act"
A bipartisan initiative in the US Congress is seeking to ban artificial intelligence (AI) from China, Russia and other countries considered hostile for use in US authorities.
Partly legal, partly illegal
In a landmark ruling, a US federal court in San Francisco has decided that the use of copyrighted books to train an AI model is legal under certain conditions.
After US attacks
Immediately after the American military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Donald Trump’s social media platform is targeted by cyber criminals.
Data from various Infostealers
Several collections of login data reveal one of the largest data thefts in history. As cybernews reports, a total of 16 billion login credentials were exposed. The data most likely originated from various infostealers.
Smartphones in comparison
The smartphone world is on the brink of profound change. While Apple is focusing on a new design with the iPhone 17 and Samsung is aiming for technological excellence with the Galaxy S26 series, a completely new device concept could overshadow everything that has gone before.
Extension of the e-mail security functions
Bitdefender, a provider of cyber security solutions, has entered into an agreement to acquire Mesh Security Limited (Mesh). Mesh Security is a provider of email security solutions.
Next big city in sight
Waymo, Google’s sister company specializing in autonomous driving, is planning to enter one of the world’s busiest cities: New York City.
TikTok may remain in the USA for the time being
Despite legal requirements, US President Donald Trump has decided to extend the deadline for the sale of TikTok’s US business by a further 90 days.
AI in the service of national security
The US Department of Defense has awarded the AI company OpenAI a contract worth 200 million US dollars.
Ads for 1.5 billion users
The chat service WhatsApp introduces advertisements in the “News” section.