Thought LeadershipMeta plans its own AI search engine
Meta is apparently working on its own search engine supported by artificial intelligence (AI). The project aims to reduce the group's dependence on the services of competitors Google and Microsoft.
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Delta Air Lines sues CrowdStrike
The American airline Delta Air Lines filed a lawsuit against the cyber security service provider CrowdStrike in the Superior Court of the state of Georgia on Friday. The reason for this is the serious mishap in July, which led to massive flight cancellations and, according to the company, caused damage of more than 500 million dollars.
Nvidia overtakes Apple as the world’s most valuable company
Nvidia has overtaken Apple as the world's most valuable company for the first time. The chip manufacturer's market capitalization briefly reached USD 3.53 trillion, narrowly surpassing Apple's market capitalization of USD 3.52 trillion.
LinkedIn fined for personal data processing
The Microsoft subsidiary LinkedIn is being asked to pay: The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has imposed a fine of 310 million euros on the career network. The reason: serious violations of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Sophos acquires Secureworks for 859 million dollars
The British cyber security provider Sophos announced the takeover of its US competitor Secureworks for around 859 million dollars on Monday.
Nvidia surprises with “Nemotron” and beats ChatGPT
Nvidia has unveiled a new artificial intelligence model that outperforms leading providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
ByteDance fires intern for AI sabotage
TikTok owner ByteDance announced in a statement that an intern was dismissed in August for "malicious" manipulation in a model training project. He is alleged to have caused millions of euros worth of damage.
Come back or quit: AWS CEO defends office return
Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), has defended the company's new return-to-the-office (RTO) policy. At an employee meeting in Seattle, he explained that those who do not support this policy can leave the company.
World ID: Sam Altman wants to stop AI fakes with eye scans
AI visionary Sam Altman is driving a project that uses eye scans to distinguish people from software fakes on the internet. His company OpenAI helped create the problem.
Company hires hacker from North Korea – network infiltrated
Once again, a company has fallen victim to a hacker attack after unknowingly hiring a North Korean cybercriminal as a remote IT employee.