An AirTag led journalists to an Amazon operation that reportedly cuts apart printed books for AI training. Purchasing a copy may establish ownership of the object. It does not settle what technology companies owe authors, readers and the cultural record.
When criminals stop attacking infrastructure and start applying pressure to the people who run it, cybersecurity becomes a question of leadership, duty of care and organisational design. Editor’s note: This article was inspired by “Ransomware gangs skip the CEO, head…
As artificial intelligence moves from answering questions to taking actions, organisations need to rethink where capability ends and authority begins. For the last few years, most people have interacted with artificial intelligence in a fairly contained way. You ask a…
Claude’s coming watermarks can show that text passed through Anthropic’s systems, not who wrote it. Treat the signal as a clue, not a guilty verdict.
Claude is preparing to sign its output worldwide. The mark may survive an edit, disappear after a rewrite and attach to prose that was human-written in the first place. That makes it useful provenance and dangerous evidence.
Mandiant’s M-Trends 2026 report, published 23 March 2026, puts a number on something defenders have felt for a while: the mean time to exploit (MTTE) a vulnerability is now an estimated -7 days. Exploitation is routinely happening before a patch…
Every great civilisation has built systems of belief. Some began as sparks of inspiration, driving compassion, justice, and progress. Others hardened into rigid structures that demanded obedience and resisted change. Time and again, what started as an idea meant to…
