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I’ve spent plenty of time talking about Ring’s latest features, including cutting-edge uses of AI and capabilities including facial recognition, which have led to lawsuits by some worried about their privacy. But behind the scenes, Ring has been busy supporting a sizable platform of third-party AI apps for its security cameras and video doorbells, with…

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Security ratings company SecurityScorecard Inc. today released an open benchmark for testing whether artificial intelligence models can handle third-party risk management work without being turned against the companies using them.

As technology reshapes banking, third-party risk management is carrying more weight than ever. The federal banking agencies’ proposal to revise their guidance offers an important opportunity to consider how that framework can support innovation while protecting consumers and the banking system.

Fintech companies increasingly depend on processors, gateways, cloud platforms, and other outside providers to power their payment ecosystems. But outsourcing technology does not mean outsourcing responsibility.

There are over six million third-party sellers on the Amazon marketplace. More than half of them sell on Amazon in North America.

Google seems to be successfully blocking enough of the attempts of scrapers from trying to scrape data from its search results page over the past few weeks than it has in a long time. We reported this a few weeks ago, and I am surprised to see that many tools still struggle with Google Search…

Amazon on Wednesday, September 25, 2026, introduced a new agentic artificial intelligence service for third-party sellers on its main e-commerce site, expanding automation for listing and inventory management.

New details have emerged in the online poker superuser scandal, as a third-party software company affected has issued a lengthy statement addressing the problem.

Ariz., Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — SenesTech, Inc. (NASDAQ: SNES), the leader in rodent birth control and sustainable rodent population management, today announced that its Evolve® family of rodent birth control products will soon be available through Grove Collaborative’s online marketplace. The launch will expand consumer access to an innovative rodent control solution for environmentally…