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The Summer of 2026 could be remembered, at least within tech circles, as the summer of rogue AI. Or maybe even better: the summer when the algorithmic shit hit the fan, and no one had any real clue what to do about it.

In this Help Net Security interview, Erika Dean, CISO at Tricentis, talks about keeping production data out of test environments and why she thinks the alternatives are good enough now. She explains how her team caught a prompt injection gap in red-teaming and held a release for a week until it was fixed.

CREST has launched a Security Testing of AI standard and accreditation for cybersecurity service providers, aimed at giving buyers independent assurance over providers testing Generative AI- and large language model-enabled systems.

Wyoming police are entering uncharted territory as departments begin experimenting with artificial intelligence capable of narrating body-camera video, transcribing interviews and even writing police reports.

If you’re ready to dip your toes into the world ofAI chatbots, ChatGPT and Claude are two of the best to start with. Both stand out for their impressive response quality and ease of use, though they are more different than you might realize. ChatGPT, for example, can generate images, while Claude can build HTML-based…

Flock has long pretended to be a simple automated license plate reader (ALPR) company, despite overwhelming evidence that its cameras can track a lot more than that. Now there’s a report that it has been developing new AI tools that can potentially locate people by how they drive

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Want to sell dietary supplements on Amazon? If so, you’re not alone. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, Amazon has become perhaps themost powerful player in the dietary supplementsspace — taking the unusual position of serving as a major gatekeeper in dietary supplement commerce. Not surprisingly, it has chosen to relinquish some of that control to a…

The Administration for Children and Families is awarding $6 million to 10 child welfare jurisdictions to pilot predictive analytics tools designed to help caseworkers make faster, better informed decisions about children and families.