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
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
DarkReading.com reported “The road to AI failures is paved with good intentions and dodgy deployments. Many people are working overtime to lay down those bricks as organizations hurry to maintain relevance in an era of AI transformation.” The September 18, 2025 article entitled “7 Lessons for Securing AI Transformation From Digital Guru Jennifer Ewbank” (
SCWorld.com reported that “Security Affairs reports that OpenAI’s artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT has been impacted by a zero-click flaw, which could be exploited to facilitate a server-side data theft intrusion via malicious emails.” The September 19, 2025 report entitled “Novel ShadowLeak attack against ChatGPT discovered, addressed” (https://www.scworld.com/brief/novel-shadowleak-attack-against-chatgpt-discovered-addressed) included these comments:
Attackers could
are prioritizing certifications over college degrees to quickly validate tech skills and drive digital transformation.” The September 15, 2025 article entitled ” How AI certification can get you a pay bump” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4054779/how-ai-certification-can-get-you-a-pay-bump.html) included these comments:
Smart Answers, parsing insights from decades of human reporting, has good news to share. Employers are indeed demonstrating
DarkReading.com reported that ‘A bug in the control board that connects peripheral devices in commonly used Dell laptops allowed malicious access all the way down to the firmware running on the device chip, new research finds.” The August 22, 2025 article entitled ” ReVault Flaw Exposed Millions of Dell Laptops to Malicious Domination” (https://www.darkreading.com/endpoint-security/revault-compromised-secure-soc
ComputerWorld.com reported that “People are starting to “talk like AI,” according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. While teachers and business leaders complain about people using AI chatbots to write and communicate — and more and more public figures use AI-controlled avatars to communicate on their behalf — even authentic human speech is starting to sound “fake” and “machine-like,” according to Altman, who posted his views Monday on X.”
Computerworld.com reported “Microsoft recently released its own large language models — the technology that underlies all generative AI (genAI), from OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Google’s Gemini, Anthropic and others. Until now, Microsoft has relied on ChatGPT to be Copilot’s brains. But with Microsoft and OpenAI fighting about what Microsoft should get from its $13 billion investment
CIO.com reported these comments from Joe Nathan (associate principal with The Hackett Group) “The rise of AI, increasing cyber threats, evolving data requirements, regulatory scrutiny, and the rapid advancement of cloud-native architectures have introduced new levels of complexity — and opportunity.” The September 9, 2025 article entitled “9 cloud strategy questions every IT leader must
The NewYorkTimes.com reported that “As Apple prepares to release new iPhones this week, industry veterans shared their predictions for what will be the next big thing in personal computing. To consumers, this week will feel familiar: Apple is expected to unveil new iPhones with modest improvements, including a slightly thinner one. Yet many of the