Worries over A.I. safety flared anew this week as new research found that the most popular chatbots from tech giants including OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini can still be led into giving restricted or harmful responses much more frequently than their developers would like. The models could be prodded to produce forbidden outputs 62% of the time

Sometimes in tech we misunderstand our history. For example, because Linux eventually commoditized the Unix wars, and because Apache and Kubernetes became the standard plumbing of the web, we assume that “openness” is an inevitable force of nature. The narrative is comforting; it’s also mostly wrong. At least, it’s not completely correct in the ways

Success as an independent software developer requires a lot of preparation and hard work, as well as some luck. But as baseball executive Branch Rickey once said, luck is the residue of design. Income for freelance developers varies depending on factors such as location, experience, skills, and project type. Average pay for a contractor is

As enterprise digitization accelerates to drive growth and meet customer expectations, it’s vital security leaders have the right tools and strategies to keep businesses secure. Take AI innovation for example. While its transformative impact is clear, security leaders must ensure these activities do not unwittingly widen “attack surfaces”. Beyond AI threats, issues such as unpatched

Boy, was 1992 a different time for computer games. Epic MegaGames’ Jill of the Jungle illustrates that as well as any other title from the era. Designed and programmed by Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, the game was meant to prove that console-style games of the original Nintendo era could work just as well on

Around the world, some 40 million people are living with HIV. And though progress in treatment means the infection isn’t the death sentence it once was, researchers have never been able to bring about a cure. Instead, HIV-positive people must take a cocktail of antiretroviral drugs for the rest of their lives. But in 2025,

AWS has launched Flexible Training Plans (FTPs) for inference endpoints in Amazon SageMaker AI, its AI and machine learning service, to offer customers guaranteed GPU capacity for planned evaluations and production peaks. Typically, enterprises use SageMaker AI inference endpoints, which are managed systems, to deploy trained machine learning models in the cloud and run predictions

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Microsoft has given system administrators until 2034 to stop using WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) NetBIOS name resolution technology in their networks — but even nine years may not be enough notice for some: WINS is very much still in use, supporting a niche range of difficult-to-replace legacy systems. WINS dates from Windows NT in

If you asked most enterprise leaders which AI tools are delivering ROI, many would point to front-end chatbots or customer support automation. That’s the wrong door. The most value-generating AI systems today aren’t loud, customer-facing marvels. They’re tucked away in backend operations. They work silently, flagging irregularities in real-time, automating risk reviews, mapping data lineage,