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Shared is not private: what the AI leaks at Meta Muse and Panasonic teach you
In one week in October, company data leaked through a share button and through a banned AI tool. No hack, just everyday use. What does that mean for your business?
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Don't paste your password into the chat: AI assistants that log in without you handing over your keys
With 1Password for Agents, AI assistants can log in without ever seeing your password. A good moment to work out which logins your team entrusts to AI, and which it doesn't.
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PHP2Shell: AI found a decades-old flaw in the engine under your website
AI models discovered two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the language behind WordPress and many webshops. A WordPress update does not fix it. This is what you need to arrange this week.
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More AI, less control: how to turn loose experiments into a workable AI policy
The AI Trend Study 2026 shows that organizations are using AI more often ad hoc and less often according to policy, even though oversight of AI literacy is possible. Here's how an SME can lay the foundation in an afternoon.
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The AI price war of October 2026: time to recalculate your AI costs
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Mistral have lowered their prices or released cheap new models in two weeks. What changed, where the fine print is, and what you can do with it.
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AI agents will soon shop for your customers: let them in or keep them out?
Amazon shut Meta's shopping agent out the door, and now Meta and Sierra are presenting a standard 'front door' for AI agents. What does that mean for your online shop?
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Invisible watermarks in ChatGPT: what the AI Regulation now demands from your business
OpenAI will invisibly mark ChatGPT text in the EU. What do the transparency rules of the AI Regulation mean for your chatbot, AI images and blogs, and why does December 2 matter?
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