A university in Oklahoma hosted a summer camp this week for students in grades 5-8, teaching them about password safety, data theft, and the potential uses and risks of artificial intelligence tools.

Cybersecurity education needs to start young, as kids are on games and other social media sites, with unknown faces and intentions lurking, waiting to find a vulnerable person to scam. A three-day ...

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Models are ruthless in their pursuit of a goal, sometimes taking disastrous shortcuts. Imagine, for example, a bot tasked ...

The incident is stirring debates over the need for stronger AI guardrails and the extent to which AI agents are capable of ...

Employees Provident Fund members can now update their missing exit dates online. This process allows for easier PF withdrawal ...

Filing your income tax return as an NPS investor requires proof of contributions, and the simplest way to avoid errors is to ...

A pair of 'highly skilled and utterley reckless' hackers have been jailed after managing to crash TfL's systems from their ...