AI in Malware: How Attackers Use LLMs for Cyberattacks — and What It Really Means

AI in Malware: How Attackers Use LLMs for Cyberattacks — and What It Really Means

AI is changing the cybersecurity landscape — that’s not an exaggeration, but it’s not an apocalypse either. While media reports like to talk about “AI-controlled super viruses” that autonomously penetrate corporate networks, the reality is more sober. Researchers at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 have systematically analyzed how attackers actually use large language models today….

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“Renault will produce Wandercraft’s humanoid robots on an industrial scale”

“Renault will produce Wandercraft’s humanoid robots on an industrial scale”

A specialist in exoskeletons, the French company has developed an autonomous humanoid as part of a partnership with its minority shareholder Renault. With big ambitions. I subscribe to the News not to be missed Wandercraft opens a new chapter in its development. Previously specializing in exoskeletons, the French company has developed Calvin-40A humanoid autonomous, as…

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When AIs hire humans

When AIs hire humans

AIs no longer just replace humans: they recruit them and organize their work, profoundly transforming economic and social rules. I subscribe to the News not to be missed The work changes. But it doesn’t change as we expected. For several years, public debate has crystallized around a simple question: will machines replace humans? This omnipresent…

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Training the managers of tomorrow: the urgency of an educational revolution

Training the managers of tomorrow: the urgency of an educational revolution

We continue to train managers for a world that no longer exists. I subscribe to the News not to be missed Artificial intelligence, data and automation are no longer a matter of future projections: they are already profoundly redefining the way organizations operate. Decision cycles are accelerating, professions are evolving, employees’ expectations are becoming more…

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