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As UK ecommerce continues to expand, transport packaging is taking on a much bigger role than simply protecting products in transit, Smurfit Westrock’s Paul Chillery explains

Frontier AI models breaking their own guardrails is a useful signal of how far autonomy has outrun oversight. Such incidents are dominating the conversation right now, alongside anxious speculation that unconstrained models could do far worse.. All this serves to distract attention away from the looming problem mostly like to hit security teams.

AI is changing how we interact online. Conversations are replacing queries as search engines begin to interpret questions, summarize material, retain context, and respond to follow-ups within the same thread. For example, Google introduced a new AI-first approach that transforms search into a conversational experience, enabling follow-up questions and answer refinement.

A severity label is useful context. It is not a complete explanation of what an analyst should investigate first. A short fictional exercise can expose that distinction without touching a production system or using a real person’s data.

The reported Binance breach highlights the dangers of compromised accounts and devices

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You can’t assume the caller on the other end of the line is human anymore. Ping Wu, CEO of Cresta, sits down with JD Durkin at Money 20/20 USA in Las Vegas to explain how personal AI agents like Meta’s Muse are starting to call businesses on behalf of customers, and what companies need to…

Ransomware attacks once followed a predictable pattern: attackers encrypted files, left a ransom note, set a deadline, and waited to get paid. Security teams built their response plans around that model, focusing on containment, backups, legal counsel, and buying time. 

Bitcoin sits more than a third below its record high, and ChatGPT has a surprisingly specific month when it could get back there, along with the exact conditions that could push that date forward or delay it further.

There’s a specific moment that happens when a customer realises they’re talking to a machine. The tone shifts, the response cadence is wrong, the answer doesn’t quite track what they actually asked. From that point, every future interaction gets filtered through that lens. Fair or not.