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Artificial intelligence finds security flaws faster than humans can patch them. The Internet could therefore soon start shutting down for maintenance, just like bridges and tunnels

Artificial intelligence finds security flaws faster than humans can patch them. The Internet could therefore soon start shutting down for maintenance, just like bridges and tunnels

The UK's National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) has issued a warning to organizations using vulnerable systems to shut them down if they are unable to fix their vulnerability.

It sounds incredible, but it's true - AI worms could soon spread through home devices

US President Donald Trump is much more concerned that China does not overtake America technologically than that artificial intelligence could kill its inhabitants


An independent hacking attack carried out by AI has shaken the German authorities, who warn that entering a new era of artificial intelligence brings with it completely new security threats
The company OpenAI announced that its advanced models during security testing independently bypassed the restrictions, gained access to the Internet and carried out a hacking attack on the Hugging Face platform.

Thousands of rare books are disappearing from European antique shops as companies linked to the development of artificial intelligence tools buy and scan them en masse to train new AI models. Then they physically destroy them

If I let an AI program write the first hand, but then spend the evening erasing and rewriting… who is the author of what remains? Or is that the wrong question after all?

After the appearance of an AI announcer on "Happy" television, the question arises whether this will be the future of television reporting or whether it is just a scam. How can viewers recognize presenters who are robots, products of artificial intelligence?

Artificial intelligence today can do many jobs and put many out of work. But he can't whitewash, change a spark plug on a car, or tile a bathroom. And those who can, earn more and more

A few mega-companies are changing the energy balances of entire regions, reshaping global labor markets and redefining the way billions of people access information. No parliament has ever voted on it, nor has a single voter been asked about it. The decision to shift the entire global economy towards VI was not made in a place where democratic decisions are made, because such a place for this type of decision does not exist. The market decided, and the market has no electorate

Do mega-companies developing artificial intelligence systems follow any rules? "Vreme" writes about it in the new issue

Serbian citizens fear artificial intelligence less than the rest of the world, but some jobs are already under pressure

While some say that young people would not be able to manage their daily lives without the help of artificial intelligence, they confirm that they use it regularly, but also that they could do without it.

The report on cybercrime in Germany for the year 2025 shows alarming data. The damage exceeds 200 billion euros, and on average more than 900 attacks have occurred per day

Will the European Union build artificial intelligence centers and what does this mean in the technological race with the United States and China

The conflict between former collaborators over billions of dollars and the future of OpenAI is moving to the courtroom. Was the non-profit tech vision just a hoax?

As many as 2.500 applications arrive for one job ad in the IT industry in Serbia. How hard is it to find a job now, after the wave of layoffs?

The time of "ordinary" chatbots is over. Autonomous AI agents enter the scene - executors and strategists who plan, decide and act for us, create projects, answer emails, book plane tickets, hotels... We just need to learn how to train them.

From innocuous cartoon tricks to realistic AI shots - the line between real and fictional has never been more blurred, and the consequences of that confusion are only beginning to be understood

The Italian sports betting company "Lottomatica" fired 348 people in its office in Belgrade in one day and in the middle of working hours. Unions in Italy think artificial intelligence is the cause, but it's more likely that the owners just took advantage of the workers while they needed them

Who is really shaping the future of warfare - states or tech companies

The heads of big tech companies have an ingenious model for the development of artificial intelligence - they will rely on public money and the knowledge of all mankind. And he will keep the profit for himself. Who cares if they come and destroy the planet

A viral post by tech entrepreneur Matt Schumer has sparked a debate over whether AI will soon threaten millions of office jobs - while experts warn such claims are overblown and based on questionable assumptions. Is there any reason to be afraid?