Latest coverage for Artificial Intelligence

Researchers Say AI Bots Blur Lines Between Identity, Consent and Cyber DefenseAs generative AI programs continue to evolve, they are introducing new threats to the modern workplace. Digital twins, once confined to industrial systems, now enable hyper-realistic copies of actual employees to mimic vocal patterns, behaviors and even pick up on decision-making trends.

Schellman CEO Avani Desai on Balancing Innovation and Compliance in Uncertain MarketThe Trump administration’s AI action plan signals a major deregulatory shift, setting up a patchwork of state regulations on AI deployments. Company policies must be “flexible enough to meet the strictest state without rewriting them every few months," said Avani Desai, CEO, Schellman.

Honeywell's DeLuccia Offers Practical Steps to Address Barriers to AI AdoptionOrganizations struggle to implement AI at enterprise scale because of basic fears that extend beyond technical issues. It often comes down to fundamental questions about the nature of AI and organizational accountability. "If I turn it on, am I liable for it?" asks Honeywell's James DeLuccia.

OpenAI, Anthropic Launch $1 Year-Long Offerings as Critics Warn of Vendor Lock-InLeading artificial intelligence firms are racing to introduce services to federal agencies with ultra low-cost first-year contracts, despite warnings that the bids may lead to vendor lock-in, compliance risks and future challenges adopting emerging technology offerings from competitors.

Zscaler Global CISO Sam Curry on the Changing Demands of Cybersecurity LeadershipThe responsibilities of a modern CISO extend far beyond preventing breaches. For Sam Curry, Zscaler's global CISO, the role now requires both strategic security leadership and technical vision.

Former CISA Chief Easterly on AI-Driven Security and Public-Private PartnershipsJen Easterly, former director of CISA and now a strategic advisory board member for Huntress, is focusing on boosting cyber resilience for small and medium enterprises. These organizations often face sophisticated attacks but lack the resources to defend themselves.

New Architectures, Smarter Benchmarks Must Evolve FurtherThe era of "bigger is better" in AI is likely approaching its limits. Scaling reasoning AI models is proving harder than scaling perception, raising questions about architecture, context and the limits of compute. The flattening curve is a structural issue.

Lytical Ventures' Taylor Margot on Autonomous Agents and New AI DefensesAs AI shifts toward autonomous agents, organizations face growing exposure from third-party systems. Strong permissioning, data orchestration and new defenses are essential to protect against opaque and potentially costly security risks, said Taylor Margot, partner at Lytical Ventures.

NIST's Apostol Vassilev Explains Need for Dynamic Response, Not Static TestingAs AI models grow in scale and power, leading to even more unpredictable outcomes, security teams are grappling with how to defend technologies that some experts can't begin to fully comprehend. Cyber response teams are exploring the practice of continuous red teaming, said NIST's Apostol Vassilev.

CEO Altman Promises Fixes to 'Way Dumber' Performance, Transparency Amid GlitchesWhen OpenAI unveiled GPT-5, the company promised a smarter, faster AI at a bargain price. But day-one glitches prompted some users to call for a return to GPT-4. The company’s CEO apologized for the problems as OpenAI cut its pricing model and set up a potential large language model price war.