SentinelOne today announced new AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) capabilities to protect and secure the use of AI services in the workplace. Built on SentinelOne Singularity cybersecurity platform, the new offering will expand SentinelOne’s offering Singularity Cloud Security Wallet to give customers visibility and protection into known and shadow AI cloud services running in their environment. SentinelOne’s AI-SPM will help security teams discover the complete inventory of applications and AI models in use, detect and identify misconfigurations and vulnerabilities of AI services, and gain visibility into potential attack paths related to AI workloads. As a result, organizations can confidently enjoy…
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Google security team discovers 20-year-old OpenSSL vulnerability using AI fuzzersSOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images It’s too easy to blame Google for its lack of security when vulnerabilities are regularly discovered in products like the Chrome browser or when Gmail users are attacked. However, the truth is that Google is at the forefront of security research and many of these vulnerabilities are detected by its own highly specialized teams. The Google Threat Analysis Groupbest known for discovering Zero-day threats in Google’s own productshas a mission to “counter government-backed hacking and attacks against Google and our users,” and the Puzzle Unit “explores…
Historically, trust between doctors and patients has increased, particularly as care delivery became more advanced and mortality rates declined. But more recently, according to some research, the COVID-19 crisis has been associated with decreased trust in doctors and hospitals, and has threatened public trust in the U.S. health care system. Many healthcare experts see promise in artificial intelligence and hope that AI will allow providers to reach more patients and improve health outcomes. And, of course, despite some skepticism from providers, AI tools continue to proliferate across the healthcare ecosystem. But according to recent research on patient attitudes toward AI,…
November 23, 2024In healthcare – where the well-being and lives of patients are at stake – advances in AI seem particularly important. In an industry grappling with staffing shortages and rising costs, healthcare leaders must consider all possible solutions, including AI technologies. “Organizations are eager to use generative AI to improve the way healthcare stakeholders work and operate,” write McKinsey’s Jessica Lamb and co-authors, “but some are still taking a wait-and-see approach.” Where are you? Explore this information to stay up to date on AI and healthcare topics, including: Adding artificial intelligence to nurses’ toolbox Make coverage and cost information…
Elena Volotovskaya is the Head from Softline Venture Partners. getty Looking ahead to 2025, the venture capital landscape is undergoing significant transformations driven by broader economic changes and emerging technologies. Despite promising technologies generating significant capital flows, the overall investment climate in 2024 remains challenging, with 15% drop compared to the previous year. By continually exploring the top trends in venture capital investing in 2025, I have identified several that have captured the attention of our fund. We note in particular an increase in mega-transactions alongside the democratization of access to investments. Let’s explore how these trends are affecting investor…
In the emerging AI software battle between Microsoft and Salesforce, investors don’t need to choose sides. Jim Cramer says he owns both. Deutsche Bank said Friday it raised its price target on Salesforce to $365 per share from $325, implying an upside of nearly 9% from Thursday’s close. Analysts cited the software maker’s new suite of artificial intelligence tools, called Agentforce, as a catalyst for further stock gains. “Our industry conversations suggest optimism around Agentforce and how it is driving renewed interest in Salesforce’s core portfolio,” the analysts said in a note ahead of Salesforce’s Dec. 3 earnings report .…
The Open AI logo, which represents American research into artificial intelligence (AI) … (+) organization known for pioneering the AI generative chatbot language model ChatGPT and launching AI Spring, is shown at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain on February 28, 2024. (Photo by Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty Images )NurPhoto via Getty Images There’s usually a lot going on with OpenAI, one of America’s leading artificial intelligence companies – and this week is no exception. There is a roundtable of related stories and information about the industry, showing different aspects of how this company is contributing to smarter models…
Everywhere CEO of C3.ai Tom Siebel will he answer the same question about the future of AI. “Everyone asks me, ‘Is there a bubble here?’ »There is absolutely a bubble. It’s huge,” he said. Fortune in an exclusive interview at C3.ai’s New York offices in Midtown We work. Over the past two years, analysts have thoughtful whether AI companies, both public and private, could possibly be up to the task to their high evaluations. Tom Siebel, who built his career in Silicon Valley as a sales executive at Oracle before leaving to create his own business which he finally sold…
Fueled by its rapid evolution in recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly accessible and relevant in our daily lives. Companies like Meta, Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft have invested in AI tools to improve their platforms and user experience, cementing AI as a tool here to stay. As it is clear that AI will become increasingly relevant in the future, students must learn to navigate the complexities of AI. Integrating AI into Berkeley High School’s existing computer science curriculum will provide an essential introduction to the concept of AI as it continues to evolve and impact our lives, equipping…
No questions about this: Nadella’s Microsoft is a triumph. Finally, in the 2020s, Microsoft focused on the most innovative technology since the PC itself. And while revenue from AI products hasn’t begun to offset Microsoft’s huge investments, the company has the confidence (and resources) to wait until products improve and users find them useful.But can Microsoft really avoid the hubris that marked it so far before? Consider what happened in May of this year with a product called Recall.This feature was meant to embody Microsoft’s integration of AI into its hardware, software, and infrastructure. The idea was to give users…