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Bug bounty reckoning: AI slop forces enterprise strategy shift
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AI-discovered flaws are rarely exploited but pose greater risk
Relatively few AI-discovered flaws are exploited, but new research shows the ones that are can pose outsized risk to enterprises.
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AI kill switch: Can we really shut down artificial intelligence?
In this episode of Tech News this Week, Richard Livingston explains the debate around AI kill switches and recent legislation surrounding AI oversight and shutdown capabilities.
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Best practices to evaluate LLM-based AI security tools
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Human or AI: A CISO's guide to identifying machine threats
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Bug bounty reckoning: AI slop forces enterprise strategy shift
As AI fills bug bounty queues with low-quality report slop, tech giants like Intel and Google are rethinking paid rewards and shifting toward automated internal defenses.
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AI-discovered flaws are rarely exploited but pose greater risk
Relatively few AI-discovered flaws are exploited, but new research shows the ones that are can pose outsized risk to enterprises.
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