Google says ‘sorry’ after passwords vanish for 15 million users
**Google Apologizes After Passwords Vanish for 15 Million Windows Users** Google has issued an apology after a bug caused a significant number of Windows users to lose access to their saved passwords. The problem, which began on July 24 and continued for nearly 18 hours before being resolved on July 25, was attributed to “a […]
ChatGPT launches a new search feature to challenge Google’s search dominance
OpenAI is developing new capabilities for its artificial intelligence bot, ChatGPT, in an attempt to surpass Google as the leading search engine. The company is testing a search feature that integrates real-time information into ChatGPT, allowing the bot to provide up-to-date responses and links to user queries. Currently, this tool is available to a limited […]
Synthetic data may lead to “model collapse” in AI systems
As AI models grow larger, their insatiable need for data is increasingly being met by other AI models generating synthetic data. While this can fill knowledge gaps for chatbots, it also presents the risk of destabilizing them. AI-generated data has been supplementing certain fields like medical imaging for years, but the current trend sees it […]
Google loses passwords for 15 million users: Cybersecurity Today for Monday, July 29, 2024
Google says sorry when passwords of 15 million users vanish, French authorities are pushing out a “disinfecting solution” to infected computers and is our problem with patch management that it’s just not sexy? Welcome to Cyber Security Today. I’m Jim Love, sitting in for Howard Solomon. Google has apologized for a significant bug that caused […]
Could OpenAI go bankrupt? Hashtag Trending for Monday, July 29th, 2024
Synthetic data – the saviour of Large Language Models can lead to “model collapse.” Could OpenAI go bankrupt? And OpenAI enters the search market which leads to a big dip in Google’s stock price. All this and more on the “take the money and run” edition of Hashtag Trending. I’m your host, Jim Love. Let’s […]
