Anthropic reports that state-sponsored Chinese hackers exploited its Claude AI chatbot in a series of cyberattacks targeting tech firms and financial institutions. This alarming use of AI raises security implications, highlighting vulnerabilities in both AI technologies and the organizations affected, necessitating enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Apple updates its App Store rules to restrict apps from sharing personal data with third-party AI without disclosure and explicit permission.
State-sponsored cybercriminals used Anthropic’s tech to target tech companies, financial institutions and other organizations, AI company alleges.
Researchers have created a novel ‘trust meter’ for assessing the accuracy of AI-generated information. This method could significantly enhance misinformation detection, impacting various sectors. Different algorithms and verification processes are employed, particularly in the fields of digital media and information dissemination across multiple countries.
Anthropic (ANTHRO) said it has stopped what it believes to be the first large-scale cyberattack campaign powered almost entirely by artificial intelligence agents.
Seton Hall hosted alumnus Joshua Meyer ’12 for an “AI 101” workshop that explored large language models, agentic AI, ethics and effective use of emerging tools.
Researchers have developed a new method that acts like a trust meter and reports the accuracy of information produced by AI.
In his discussion, Scherz highlighted three Catholic ministries that can implement AI while also detailing the potential threats.
The No. 1 and No. 3 songs on the Billboard country digital song sales chart are AI-generated.
Extreme envisions offering specialized, easy-to-deploy AI agents for analytics, sustainability and security.
