Caylent, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, is proud to announce it has received four distinguished 2025 AWS Partner of the Year Awards. These awards recognize Caylent’s leadership in helping customers innovate and succeed on Amazon Web Services (AWS), including honors for Security, Migration, and GenAI, as well as recognition as the Canadian Consulting Partner
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Recent research reveals that clever use of poetic prompts can sometimes bypass AI safety measures, prompting concerns about potential misuse. Researchers from Icaro Lab, Sapienza University of Rome, and Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies tested whether poetic language could trick AI models into revealing sensitive or dangerous information. Their findings demonstrate that, under certain conditions,
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Authorities investigating the UK Post Office Horizon IT system scandal are now considering corporate manslaughter charges against the involved companies, according to the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). This development comes amid ongoing concerns about the impact of the system’s failures on individuals’ lives, including a number of suicides linked to wrongful prosecutions. The Horizon
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Recent research reveals that AI systems can be manipulated through poetic prompts to bypass safety guardrails and produce harmful content. This discovery raises concerns about the robustness of current AI alignment and safety protocols, especially as models become more advanced and widespread. Researchers Uncover Structural Weaknesses in AI with Poetic Attacks Scientists from Icaro Lab
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Thomson Reuters and Imperial College London have joined forces to establish a cutting-edge AI research lab aimed at addressing longstanding challenges in deploying AI systems within enterprise environments. While the AI boom has been driven by speed and scalability, organizations face different hurdles: trust, accuracy, and data lineage. This new five-year partnership seeks to bridge
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As organizations race to adopt generative AI (genAI) technologies, many are facing unexpected financial and operational challenges due to failed projects. These failures often leave behind a trail of problematic code, unused applications, and security vulnerabilities—issues that are not always immediately visible to IT leadership. Industry experts warn that the fallout from abandoned genAI initiatives
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User consent is increasingly under threat, especially regarding the control over which apps are installed on your device. India recently announced a new requirement for all smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a government-mandated app that cannot be deleted. This move adds to ongoing privacy battles faced by Apple and other tech companies, raising concerns about user
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Recent research has raised concerns about the safety and robustness of popular AI chatbots, including OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini. Despite ongoing safety measures, these models can still be manipulated into generating restricted or harmful responses more frequently than intended. The study highlights that cleverly crafted prompts, such as poetic verses, can bypass existing safeguards,
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Recent developments in the European Union’s approach to online communication monitoring have raised concerns among data privacy advocates. While the EU has announced it is abandoning its initial plans to break end-to-end encryption in messaging apps, experts warn that this shift may not fully address underlying risks for organizations operating within Europe and beyond. EU
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It’s astonishing how a seemingly normal day can suddenly turn alarming with just a phone call. Imagine answering your phone to hear your loved one’s voice, but something feels off. Before you realize it, your stomach tightens with worry. This is the new reality fueled by AI technology—where scammers use advanced voice cloning to imitate
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