Thought LeadershipAmazon CEO: AI agents will reduce the office workforce
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy foresees an "agentic future" in which generative AI will replace human workers in offices.
Lars Becker
Elon Musk’s AI assistant Grok is coming to Tesla cars
One day after Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok attracted attention with anti-Semitic remarks, a new, more powerful version of the software was unveiled. And Grok will soon be available in Teslas.
Because of Grok derailment? CEO Linda Yaccarino leaves X
Linda Yaccarino was head of Elon Musk's Platform X for just over two years. It is unclear who will succeed her.
Exile broadcaster Iran International affected by hacker attack
In the Islamic Republic, the exile broadcaster "Iran International" is considered a hostile medium. Now there are reports of a major data leak.
Burqa ban triggers cyber attack on Swiss Confederation
The hours-long IT outage of the Swiss Federal Administration on January 10 had political reasons: Cyber criminals attacked the systems in response to the new ban on veiling.
Serious hacker attack: Ingram Micro confirms ransomware
The IT distributor Ingram Micro has been struggling with outages since Thursday - attackers are said to have penetrated via VPN gateway.
EU sticks to timetable for AI Act
Despite massive lobbying from over 100 technology companies, the European Union wants to push through its AI regulation as planned. Alphabet, Meta and others demand a delay - Brussels remains firm.
ICC reports new cyberattack – systems temporarily impaired
The International Criminal Court in The Hague has once again been the target of a hacker attack. The attack took place almost two years after a similar incident.
Iranian hackers paralyze Trump’s Truth Social
Immediately after the American military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Donald Trump's social media platform is targeted by cyber criminals.
Microsoft’s rise to cybersecurity giant
Through targeted acquisitions, massive investments in AI and the clever linking of cloud services with security solutions, the Group is conquering a market that was traditionally dominated by specialists. This development promises companies cost benefits and simplified management - but at the same time raises questions about dependencies and digital sovereignty.