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Cybercrime hunters have unmasked the alleged leader of LockBit, a hacker network dubbed the “most active ransomware group ever.”
By: Thomas Macaulay
photo of Meet the leader of LockBit, the ‘most active ransomware gang ever’ image Cybercrime hunters have unmasked the alleged leader of LockBit, a hacker network dubbed the “most active ransomware group ever.” LockBit gained global notoriety for holding victims’ data to ransom and ransomware-as-a-service, whereby it licenses malware to other hackers. According to Europol, the gang…
A propaganda network linked to Russia has sparked alarm about a new weapon of information warfare: large language models (LLMs).
AI ethicists have called for safeguards against an emerging "digital afterlife" industry that turns lost love ones into "deadbots"
By: Thomas Macaulay
photo of ‘Deadbots’ and the ‘digital afterlife industry’ risk haunting the living, researchers warn image AI ethicists have called for urgent safeguards against an emerging “digital afterlife” industry. The concerns centre on chatbots that mimic the appearances, speech, and personalities of dead people. Known as “deadbots” or “griefbots,” these AI clones are trained on data about the deceased. They…
A new multilingual Nordic LLM is a step towards AI models for all EU languages, according to Finnish startup Silo AI
A Finnish startup today launched a multilingual AI model that's a "significant milestone" on the path to LLMs for every EU language, the company says. Helsinki-based Silo...
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