UK police bust worldwide million-dollar crime-as-a-service hub LabHost | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com) Davey Winder provides details of the LabHost bust by British police in partnership with Microsoft - and explains LabHost's modus operandi
Bias in AI: what 200 images of people at work reveal | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com) We used Midjourney to generate more than 200 images of people at work. The images were bold and sometimes beautiful but, as Nicole Kobie explains, they also highlight problems that continue to plague generative AI.
Move over Nvidia: AMD unveils Instinct MI300 AI accelerators and Dell is ready to take orders right now | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com) AMD today announced the Instinct MI300 range, a direct rival to Nvidia's H100 AI accelerators. TechFinitive reports direct from the launch
TAPPED Out report reveals why we make bad security decisions: phones, location and lunch | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com) A new report helps explain why we make bad security decisions. We can summarise its findings in three words: phones, lunch and location.
UK police bust worldwide million-dollar crime-as-a-service hub LabHost | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com)
Davey Winder provides details of the LabHost bust by British police in partnership with Microsoft - and explains LabHost's modus operandi
Bias in AI: what 200 images of people at work reveal | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com)
We used Midjourney to generate more than 200 images of people at work. The images were bold and sometimes beautiful but, as Nicole Kobie explains, they also highlight problems that continue to plague generative AI.
Move over Nvidia: AMD unveils Instinct MI300 AI accelerators and Dell is ready to take orders right now | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com)
AMD today announced the Instinct MI300 range, a direct rival to Nvidia's H100 AI accelerators. TechFinitive reports direct from the launch
TAPPED Out report reveals why we make bad security decisions: phones, location and lunch | TechFinitive (www.techfinitive.com)
A new report helps explain why we make bad security decisions. We can summarise its findings in three words: phones, lunch and location.