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Short, plain notes on what AI is changing for businesses: new attacks, new options, and the decisions they force.
- The next phishing email will be flawlessBad grammar used to give attackers away. AI took that tell off the table, so your defenses have to move from spotting to verifying.
- What it takes to run your own AIOpen-weight models have closed much of the gap. Here’s how to decide whether running AI on your own hardware makes sense for you.
- Prompt injection, for the people who sign off on AIThe most common AI vulnerability isn’t exotic. It’s what happens when a model reads text written by someone you don’t trust.
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