U.S. Treasury Warns DOGE Staff Could Pose Insider Threat
There are claims that DOGE staff accessing federal payment systems may pose a significant insider threat, as revealed in an email.
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There are claims that DOGE staff accessing federal payment systems may pose a significant insider threat, as revealed in an email.
There are concerns that Musk's attempts to access agency databases may violate laws designed to protect personal data.
A new app lets users swipe through an endless feed of Wikipedia articles, potentially easing boredom in short breaks.
Authors claim Meta may have illegally downloaded over 81.7TB of books, complicating a copyright case.
Some might argue the removal of the spoon emoji from a government platform stirred controversy and protests.
Analysts suggest younger generations may not prioritize national security concerns over Chinese tech like policymakers do.
A prolonged PlayStation outage may remind users of the significant hack from 2011, raising concerns.
Private social-media networks may hold significant power to influence public perception in the United States.
It could be that UK authorities are seeking global access to encrypted backups, stirring privacy concerns.
Mistral introduces Le Chat, an app aiming to rival popular chatbots like ChatGPT, targeting enterprise customers.
French authorities are examining whether Musk's X platform manipulated algorithms unnecessarily.
IT professionals share anxiety over potential impacts of Musk's involvement with U.S. government systems.
Concerns are rising about growing numbers of AI-generated books in libraries, with no simple solution yet.