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OpenAI deal with Reddit shows complete lack of user agency over content
OpenAI has made extensive use of forums like Reddit to train its AI models in the past. Now, it is closing a ...
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LogRhythm and Exabeam merger is step towards larger SOC platform
LogRhythm and Exabeam have announced that they are merging, marking another step toward change in the securit...
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KPMG: Why DevOps culture is a generative AI enabler
With generative Artificial Intelligence (gen-AI) rarely out of the technology newswires for a moment, current...
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Not a screen, but a ‘magic window,’ is Google’s promise for Starline
Google is ready to commercially launch its Starline project. In a statement, the company says this video conf...
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NetApp refreshes high-end AFF A-Series: all-flash for AI
NetApp's all-flash portfolio is doing very well. Last year it grew by no less than 21 percent. However, the c...
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Okta merges identity into one platform: what does that entail?
Okta recently hosted customers at the FC Utrecht stadium in the Netherlands. This MeetUp focused on 'The Conv...
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Trust and AI in cybersecurity: difficult but crucial to navigate (Alex Stamos, SentinelOne)
For this new episode of Techzine Talks on Tour we sat down with Alex Stamos during RSA Conference. Stamos is ...
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What is the new AI project Red Hat InstructLab?
Red Hat has had a busy week wrapping up its annual Summit. During our visit to the event in Denver, the compa...
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A good security stack deserves a good security culture (Stu Sjouwerman, KnowBe4)
The human is often seen as the weak link in cybersecurity. You can have all the security tooling in the world...
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Bill McDermott: 70% of jobs are going to change because of AI in the next three years
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott is convinced that the rise of genAI is bigger than the "iPhone moment." He argu...