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fromZacks
11 hours ago

Pardon Our Interruption

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Privacy technologies
fromTechCrunch
1 week ago

Sam Altman's eye-scanning orb promises to prove humanity in the age of AI bots

Iris-scanning Orbs use privacy-first biometrics and zero-knowledge proofs to verify humanity or age without exposing personal data.
Artificial intelligence
fromTechCrunch
2 weeks ago

Wikipedia says traffic is falling due to AI search summaries and social video | TechCrunch

Wikipedia human pageviews fell 8% year-over-year after bot-detection revisions and shifting search/social behaviors driven by generative AI, risking volunteer growth and donor support.
Artificial intelligence
fromIntelligencer
2 weeks ago

Wikipedia Is Getting Pretty Worried About AI

Wikipedia reclassified apparent human traffic as bots, revealing an approximately 8% decline in genuine pageviews and raising concerns about AI scraping harming contributions.
fromSecuritymagazine
2 weeks ago

AI Agents and Holiday Travel: A New Fraud Frontier

Travelers and fraudsters both use AI agents now, creating a challenge for fraud detection teams: How do they tell the difference between a real customer booking their own travel, an automated agent acting on behalf of a user, and an automated malicious agent that is engaging in legitimate user workflows? The problem becomes more complex as fraudsters have already tested these tactics during summer travel and are ready to exploit the busiest travel season of the year: the holidays.
Information security
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