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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that he had come to the Bloomberg New Economy Forum with a vision of “power to empower”. He said the real question is not who holds power but how it is used to benefit people.

Every three minutes, according to a lawsuit filed in New Jersey, a camera was alleged to capture Glennis Von Sander-Timinski’s face. That adds up to roughly 160 still images during an eight-hour shift, collected by a system called Sentinel AI and used, the complaint says, to verify that she was the employee at the workstation.…

Many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are trading at some lofty premiums, with many investors and analysts believing that a bubble has formed. This can happen with new technologies. Expectations become inflated, and so too do stock valuations. Year to date, the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF(NYSEMKT:XLK) has risen by 36%, and is up…

Nearly two decades ago, a young college student wrote his final thesis about software capable of generating design documents for school buildings. Al Drams was studying architecture — following in the footsteps of his parents and grandfather — but it was technology that really intrigued him.

The Game’s independent label has sued Universal Music Group and Virgin Music Group, alleging the companies left more than $320,000 of an agreed $500,000 marketing budget unspent for his 2022 albumDrillmatic – Heart vs. Mindand hurt the record’s sales, streams and royalties.

Joel Yashinsky, Burger King’s chief marketing officer, talks about the brand’s mission and how the company teaches employees to make guests feel valued at the Home of the Whopper.

In this interview with Help Net Security, Ann Barron-DiCamillo, EVP, CISO at U.S. Bank, talks about how the CISO role has grown to cover fraud, resilience, third-party risk, and AI governance. She says no single leader can own all of it, so partnerships across technology, risk, legal, and business teams matter most.

Georgia Power says a cyberattack exposed limited customer account information belonging to hundreds of thousands of customers after an unauthorized third party gained access to its online customer portal

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) —Alabama Power says about 100,000 of its customers were affected after an unauthorized third party accessed limited customer information through Southern Company’s online customer portal.

TL;DR: China‘s Ministry of State Security has warned that cryptocurrencies are not beyond the law and their “anonymity” is merely an illusion asHong Kongregulators expand financial reporting oversight for licensed digital currency firms in a new MOU, whileSouth Koreais thinking of legalizing crypto market makers following JPYC’s surge.