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FBI warns hackers may be using your home internet without you knowing

Criminals are routing cyberattacks through ordinary households using residential proxy networks. Learn how devices get ...
Forbes

Your Employees May Be Using AI Tools, Even When You Aren't

In the past year, generative AI (GenAI) has transformed the workplace at a breathtaking speed. Many employees who were initially skeptical are now curious about how this technology can enhance their ...
Forbes

Why Using Airport Wi-Fi May Be More Dangerous Than Ever

Experts say hackers are preying on your personal data in more sophisticated ways than ever —and you are at your most vulnerable at the airport and other public spaces. Here’s how to stay safe. Is the ...
CNN

Social media platforms are using what you create for artificial intelligence. Here’s how to opt out

OpenAI has claimed that creating ChatGPT would have been impossible without using copyrighted works. LinkedIn is using user resumes to polish up its artificial intelligence model. And Snapchat says if ...
CNET

Use AI at Work? Your Coworkers May Be Judging You

There is a social cost if you use AI for help at work, a new study finds. But there are ways to deal with that. Jon covers artificial intelligence. He previously led CNET's home energy and utilities ...
CBS News

Scammers may be using AI to target Florida drivers. Here's what you should do

Austin Carter is the anchor of CBS News Miami at 9 a.m. He also serves as the Breaking News & Traffic Anchor on weekday mornings for CBS Miami and CW Miami 33. Scammers have another tool at their ...
CNET

You'll Be Able to See on X's User Profiles if Someone Is Using a VPN

The social network X is expected to begin displaying in user profiles whether someone may be using a VPN to obscure their location. Based on a post in October about transparency on the platform ...