Paul Kunert is a journalist at The Register. He covers a range of topics including technology, software, cybersecurity, and workforce issues, with a particular focus on labor laws, remote work, and cybercrime. Paul is featured in Mediastreet.ie, DevClass, Blocks and Files, Evangelicals Now Limited, MSN, and The Register.
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Paul Kunert's articles primarily focus on technology, software & SaaS industry, and business with a significant emphasis on data-driven insights. His coverage shows interest in government announcements related to technology and cybersecurity.
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By: Brandon Vigliarolo
The Open Security AI Alliance says the Hugging Face/OpenAI mess proves frontier labs can't be trusted to properly secure sensitive systems
SPONSORED FEATURE: AI's hunger for data outstrips storage smarts, leaving GPUs famished
MDASH stuffed with MAI-Cyber-1-Flash and a side of GPT-5.4
Researchers find GLM and Kimi can adopt Claude's identity, but the evidence stops short of proving distillation
By: Paul Kunert
Product chief shoots straight to the top of the pay league, out-earning CEO
By: Carly Page
Employee failed to follow security policy, leaving internal management file open to the public
Turns out letting anyone rewrite the planet with a prompt had drawbacks
By: Connor Jones
Trump rejects Tehran theory, blames 'grossly incompetent' governor of Minnesota instead
Keyloggers, audio-visual surveillance, and token theft on CaptivePortal's agenda as hospitality sector put on alert
With NIST still buried under its backlog, expect AI-generated bogus reports to continue
