ComputerWorld.com reported that “Google’s new Windows app is well worth your while to notice…. We told you that inside the app’s settings you can opt to use Google’s AI Mode for all general inquiries.” The September 29, 2025 article entitled ” Why ChatGPT beats Copilot” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4061628/why-chatgpt-beats-copilot.html) included these comments:
Google is making a play
Editor’s Note: September 2025 marked a newsworthy month for our industry, with the European Union finalizing transformative GDPR enforcement reforms while cyber incidents from Copenhagen to Castle Bromwich exposed critical vulnerabilities in both digital infrastructure and manufacturing operations. This month’s edition captures the convergence of regulatory evolution, market transformation, and emerging threats that are reshaping
ComputerWorld.com reported that “…the Dead Internet Theory holds that secret cabals of all-powerful government or corporate conspirators use bots and AI-generated content to replace humans on the internet. The goal: to manipulate public perception, control narratives, and influence the public’s behavior.” The September 26, 2025 article entitled ” It’s time to push back against the
The ABAJournal.com reported my good friend Bryan Garner’s comments “Although we hear a lot of talk about artificial intelligence, a large segment of the legal profession knows little about it and hasn’t tried it. Some bemoan this technological revolution, fearing it will cause human skills to shrivel. My own conviction is that whatever harm bad
Editor’s Note: Microsoft’s unprecedented decision to terminate cloud services to Israel’s Unit 8200 over ethical concerns surrounding mass surveillance operations sends a powerful signal to the global enterprise community. This action not only challenges assumptions about the neutrality of cloud infrastructure but also establishes a new standard for ethical accountability in cloud service provision. For cybersecurity,
DarkReading.com reported that “Salesforce Web forms can be manipulated by the company’s “Agentforce” autonomous agent into exfiltrating customer relationship management (CRM) data — a concerning development as legacy software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers race to integrate agentic AI into their platforms to zhuzh up the user experience and generate buzz among investors.” The September 25, 2025 article
SCWorld.com reported that “Identity drives modern cybersecurity. Every breach report and security conference echoes the same theme: companies that control identity now control access. Organizations have poured resources into managing human identities, building elaborate systems for provisioning, lifecycle management, and compliance reviews.” The September 25, 2025 article entitled “NHIs: The hidden identity crisis reshaping cyber
LinkedIn.com reported that “On November 3, 2025, we’ll start to use some data from members in these regions to train content-generating AI models that enhance your experience and better connect our members to opportunities. This may include data like details from your profile, and public content you post on LinkedIn; it does not include your
The same familiar, reliable statistical metrics used on TAR projects can be calculated to validate generative AI results in document review–and those calculations are easier to do, earlier, than you might think.
ComputerWorld.com reported “…some employers now review LinkedIn profiles instead of requesting résumés…. LinkedIn emerging as a dynamic, networked “living résumé.”” The September 22, 2025 article entitled ” Is AI killing the resume?” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4059636/is-ai-killing-the-resume.html) included these comments:
AI has made it easy for job applicants to tailor résumés to a job description — and