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Britain's Royal Navy is using Oracle Cloud edge infrastructure to operate AI-driven defenses on the aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales. The 'sovereign' platform supports decision-making and operational learning at sea.
According to a Cloudflare report, companies that have modernized their applications are almost three times more likely to see a return on their AI investments. The report highlights application modernization as a key factor for AI success, surpassing mere experimentation with new tools. Security and reducing tool sprawl are also crucial elements.
Red teaming emerges as a cornerstone practice for safeguarding AI systems, especially in the age of agentic AI, where multi-LLM systems make autonomous decisions. Transparency in AI development and deployment is crucial to mitigate vulnerabilities and ensure regulatory compliance.
Power transmission efficiency is becoming a critical factor in the development of artificial intelligence and regional competitiveness. Optimizing energy consumption is essential to reduce the operating costs and environmental impact of AI data centers.
While we await developments on the future of X.Org Server and a possible 26.1 release, several X.Org libraries received new point releases. These releases primarily focus on build fixes and minor improvements.
The seventh release candidate for the Linux 6.19 kernel is now available. Despite the holiday season, development continues towards the official release scheduled in two weeks. This RC includes a few important fixes.
Emmabuntüs DE 6 is a Linux distribution designed for newcomers. It aims to reduce e-waste and supports charitable initiatives, offering clear documentation and accessible tools. It's guided by ethics more than tech.
Documentation concerning the Linux kernel project's continuity has been merged into the Linux 6.19 kernel. This outlines procedures to follow if Linus Torvalds' official Git repository becomes inaccessible, ensuring the continuation of the Linux kernel's upstream development.
GIMP 3.0.8 is now available, potentially marking the final bug fix release for the 3.0 series. This update arrives ahead of the anticipated GIMP 3.2 release, the next major version of the popular image manipulation software.
A Swiss Brown cow named Veronika has been observed using tools to scratch herself, a behavior previously documented mainly in primates, orcas, and birds. The discovery challenges assumptions about bovine intelligence and raises questions about the role of livestock in animal intelligence studies. Archaeologists have discovered the oldest known rock art in Indonesia, dating back 68,000 years.
Microsoft has confirmed that it provided the FBI with BitLocker recovery keys of some users, stored on its servers. The Redmond company stated that it acted following the receipt of a valid search warrant.
A report indicates that Microsoft provided the FBI with BitLocker encryption keys to unlock the laptops of Windows users. This raises questions about the actual security of data protected with BitLocker and the importance of independently managing your encryption keys. Encrypting data is crucial, but controlling the keys is even more so.
Uniontech's Deepin 25.0.10 release shows that the Chinese desktop world isn't waiting on Western tech. It's modern and good-looking, and has built-in "AI".
A Google executive warns that cybercriminals are already automating workflows, and complete end-to-end tools for large-scale cyberattacks, powered by artificial intelligence, could arrive soon. CISOs must prepare for a radically different scenario where attack automation will be the norm.
CyberAlloy, an independent network connecting companies, governments, research institutions, venture capitalists, and security specialists, has officially launched. Its goal is to create a cyber-resilient ecosystem by promoting collaboration and information sharing to counter digital threats more effectively and rapidly. CyberAlloy aims to be a neutral platform for trusted collaboration, transforming fragmented efforts into a collective defense.
A Chinese industry group reports that the country is rapidly moving from conceptualization to deployment of space-based artificial intelligence systems. This strategic move could have significant implications for China's technological and military capabilities, opening new frontiers in space exploration and monitoring.
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) has pledged US backing for Taiwan's asymmetric warfare strategy and its defense supply chain. The AIT emphasized the importance of Taiwan's freedom and security, reiterating the US commitment to support the island.
A recent study by the Brookings Institution highlights how some professions with a high percentage of female workers are particularly vulnerable to the impact of artificial intelligence. Dentists, on the other hand, appear to be among the least exposed to significant disruptions.
A study reveals that male penis size influences both female attraction and the perception of threat among men. The findings suggest that, throughout evolution, penis size may have played a role in male competition, influencing access to partners. The research used computer-generated models to assess the reactions of men and women to different male body types.
Ukraine is getting a little AI help with its war against Russia. The country is giving Palantir a new level of access to critical warfighting data so its interceptor drones can become more autonomous.