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Smashing Security Podcast #460: Never Knock on the Door of a Nuclear Submarine Base and Ask for a Selfie
BlogMar 26, 2026

Smashing Security Podcast #460: Never Knock on the Door of a Nuclear Submarine Base and Ask for a Selfie

In episode 460 of the Smashing Security podcast, host Graham Cluley and guest Jenny Radcliffe dissect a cyber‑extortion case where a disgruntled data analyst stole a company payroll database and demanded $2.5 million in Bitcoin. The show also covers the arrest of an Iranian...

By Graham Cluley (Security)
When Air Quality Claims Collapse: The Moment Buildings Can No Longer Prove What They Say
BlogMar 26, 2026

When Air Quality Claims Collapse: The Moment Buildings Can No Longer Prove What They Say

The article warns that today’s building air‑quality systems can’t prove their performance when scrutiny arrives. While sensors and dashboards show acceptable conditions, they rarely provide a continuous, immutable record linking interventions to outcomes. Regulatory, legal and ESG demands now require...

By AutomatedBuildings.com
Development of an Ultra-Sensitive Human Cardiac Troponin I Sandwich ELISA
BlogMar 26, 2026

Development of an Ultra-Sensitive Human Cardiac Troponin I Sandwich ELISA

Exazym®'s BOLD amplification technology boosts the sensitivity of a human cardiac troponin I sandwich ELISA by 180‑fold, lowering the detection limit to 0.07 pg/mL. The webinar presented by Cavidi’s Peter Stenlund shows how the method integrates into standard ELISA workflows with...

By BioTechniques (independent journal site)
Secure by Default: Why Security That Assumes Failure Is Winning
BlogMar 26, 2026

Secure by Default: Why Security That Assumes Failure Is Winning

At RSA 2024, the cybersecurity community is pivoting from the long‑standing "secure by design" mantra to a more pragmatic "secure by default" approach. The new model assumes misconfigurations, rushed deployments and human error, building safeguards that work even when users...

By Doug Levin
Just Security’s Artificial Intelligence Archive
BlogMar 26, 2026

Just Security’s Artificial Intelligence Archive

Just Security has launched a comprehensive AI archive that aggregates its analytical pieces on artificial intelligence dating back to 2020. The catalog groups articles into themes such as AI governance, national security, and industry impacts, making it easier for policymakers,...

By Just Security
Meet Chatgipity: A Unified AI Platform for Our Company
BlogMar 26, 2026

Meet Chatgipity: A Unified AI Platform for Our Company

The company launched "Chatgipity," a unified AI platform built on the open‑source LibreChat framework, allowing any employee to access and create AI agents across the organization. By aggregating multiple large language models—Claude, Gemini, GPT—the platform avoids vendor lock‑in and can...

By Startup CEO
How AI Will Break the 1–3x ITSM Implementation Cost Rule
BlogMar 26, 2026

How AI Will Break the 1–3x ITSM Implementation Cost Rule

The long‑standing 1‑to‑3‑times implementation cost rule for IT service management (ITSM) tools is being challenged by AI‑driven digital workers. By automating catalog configuration, incident analysis, knowledge‑base creation, and documentation, these agents can slash the labor‑intensive phases of deployment. Organizations that...

By ITSM.tools
Work Like a CEO
BlogMar 26, 2026

Work Like a CEO

The article argues that AI is reshaping work by turning individual employees into miniature enterprises that operate like CEOs. With agentic AI, a single worker can access research, writing, coding, and analytics capabilities formerly reserved for whole teams. Success is...

By Civic Tech Daily —
Autoimmune Immunotherapy Is Shifting Upstream: AnaptysBio on Targeting Pathogenic Immune Cells
BlogMar 26, 2026

Autoimmune Immunotherapy Is Shifting Upstream: AnaptysBio on Targeting Pathogenic Immune Cells

Autoimmune drug development is moving upstream, targeting pathogenic immune cells rather than single cytokines. AnaptysBio’s Chief Medical Officer, Paul Lizzul, highlighted the company’s cell‑selective immunomodulation strategy, including CD122 antagonism that modulates both CD4 helper and CD8 cytotoxic T cells. Early‑phase...

By Xtalks – Biotech Blogs
When a Handbag Brand Makes Better Podcasts than Podcasters
BlogMar 26, 2026

When a Handbag Brand Makes Better Podcasts than Podcasters

Chinese luxury brands are abandoning the short‑video‑first playbook, targeting affluent urban women who are growing weary of Douyin and Xiaohongshu. Brands like GIADA and Songmont have launched long‑form podcasts on Xiaoyuzhou FM, amassing over a million and 140,000 subscribers respectively....

By Baiguan - China Insights, Data, Context
World-First Living ‘Robots’ Develop Functional Nervous Systems
BlogMar 26, 2026

World-First Living ‘Robots’ Develop Functional Nervous Systems

Researchers at the Wyss Institute have created the first living robots, called neurobots, that develop functional nervous systems from implanted neuronal precursor cells. The neurobots, built from frog embryonic cells, self‑organize neural networks that reshape their morphology, boost motility, and...

By BioTechniques (independent journal site)
When ChatGPT Becomes Co-Counsel: A Cautionary Tale About AI and the Unauthorized Practice of Law
BlogMar 26, 2026

When ChatGPT Becomes Co-Counsel: A Cautionary Tale About AI and the Unauthorized Practice of Law

OpenAI faces a lawsuit from Nippon Life Insurance alleging its ChatGPT platform engaged in the unauthorized practice of law after a former policyholder used the tool as co‑counsel. The client, Graciela Dela Torre, fired her attorney, filed 21 motions and...

By Attorney at Work
AI Responds (Part 2)
BlogMar 26, 2026

AI Responds (Part 2)

Gemini, Google’s AI model, critiques the author’s earlier AI‑hype essay, praising the strong voice, the “Office 3.0” analogy that recasts AI as a productivity utility, and concrete real‑world examples. It flags factual slip‑ups—incorrect GPT‑3 release dates—and notes dated cultural references that...

By What if Only?
Morgan Sindall Starts Passivhaus Scheme at Cambridge University
BlogMar 26, 2026

Morgan Sindall Starts Passivhaus Scheme at Cambridge University

Morgan Sindall Construction has broken ground on the Owlstone Croft Passivhaus student housing scheme at Queens’ College, Cambridge. The £34.4 million (~$44 million) project will deliver 13 new homes with 60 bedrooms and refurbish existing Blocks A and B to add 87...

By BIM+ (Construction Computing)
Joe Liemandt: Alpha School and the Future of Education
BlogMar 26, 2026

Joe Liemandt: Alpha School and the Future of Education

Serial entrepreneur Joe Liemandt, founder of Trilogy Software and ESW Capital, has launched Alpha School with a $1 billion investment in AI‑driven learning. The model delivers two hours of personalized AI instruction each day, allowing students to master material before moving...

By Farnam Street
The Compliance Paradox: When Bad BIM Data Bypasses the Rules
BlogMar 26, 2026

The Compliance Paradox: When Bad BIM Data Bypasses the Rules

Automated building permit checks increasingly depend on BIM data labels rather than physical geometry, creating a loophole where mis‑classified elements pass compliance tests. The article illustrates how this “false positive” trap lets developers bypass safety rules, shifting risk to municipalities...

By BIM Business
LPBF Prints Zinc–Silver–Copper Alloys For Biodegradable Implants
BlogMar 26, 2026

LPBF Prints Zinc–Silver–Copper Alloys For Biodegradable Implants

Researchers used laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) to 3D‑print zinc‑silver‑copper alloys and demonstrated in‑vitro cytocompatibility, indicating the material could serve as a biodegradable implant. Zinc offers a middle‑ground degradation rate between magnesium and iron, while silver and copper add antimicrobial...

By Fabbaloo
GenAI-Based Development Platform - Part 3: Announcing Isolarium, Three Flavors of Secure Sandboxes for GenAI-Based Coding Agents
BlogMar 26, 2026

GenAI-Based Development Platform - Part 3: Announcing Isolarium, Three Flavors of Secure Sandboxes for GenAI-Based Coding Agents

Open‑source project Isolarium was announced as a companion to the Idea‑to‑Code workflow, providing secure sandboxes for GenAI coding agents such as Claude Code. The tool lets developers run agents in three isolation modes—Nono (lightweight), container, and virtual machine—balancing security against...

By Microservices.io (Chris Richardson)
The Global Payments Problem: Why Your Payment Infrastructure Is a Workforce Strategy Issue
BlogMar 26, 2026

The Global Payments Problem: Why Your Payment Infrastructure Is a Workforce Strategy Issue

The article argues that global payment infrastructure is a critical workforce strategy issue, not merely a finance function. It highlights how traditional wire transfers, currency conversion fees, and varied compliance requirements create costly friction for hiring contractors across borders. Modern...

By HRZone
Small Language Models and the Future of Production AI with Karun Thankachan
BlogMar 26, 2026

Small Language Models and the Future of Production AI with Karun Thankachan

Karun Thankachan, a senior scientist at Walmart, discussed the growing role of small language models (SLMs) for cost‑effective, task‑specific AI in retail. He introduced ReasonLite, an open‑source library that consolidates chain‑of‑thought distillation, program‑aided reasoning, self‑consistency, and token‑budget controls into a...

By Packt Deep Engineering
Create Ad Ready Storyboard and Poster of Any Product with Just One Prompt 👇🏻
BlogMar 26, 2026

Create Ad Ready Storyboard and Poster of Any Product with Just One Prompt 👇🏻

A new AI prompting workflow lets marketers generate an 8K, seven‑panel product storyboard and poster from a single text command. The system analyses the subject’s geometry, material and branding, then automatically creates a hero shot plus six complementary views—macro, logo,...

By Sifu Yik's Substack
Mass Timber Central; HDR Factory of the Future; Veolia and PFAS; Food and Deforestation
BlogMar 26, 2026

Mass Timber Central; HDR Factory of the Future; Veolia and PFAS; Food and Deforestation

Vistek Structural Engineers launched Mass Timber Central in Melbourne, offering hands‑on training to close knowledge gaps and accelerate low‑carbon timber construction. HDR delivered a cutting‑edge Factory of the Future at Western Sydney University, showcasing kinetic design and advanced learning spaces....

By The Fifth Estate
Remote Access Configuration for Multiple Buildings
BlogMar 26, 2026

Remote Access Configuration for Multiple Buildings

Contemporary Controls released an application note detailing how to configure its BASRTSX‑B and Skorpion IP routers for secure, scalable remote access across multi‑building BACnet networks. The routers’ Broadcast Distribution Table can store up to 50 BBMD peers, enabling BACnet/IP broadcast...

By AutomatedBuildings.com
Tesla’s Newest “Folding V4 Superchargers” Are Key to Its Most Aggressive Expansion Yet
BlogMar 26, 2026

Tesla’s Newest “Folding V4 Superchargers” Are Key to Its Most Aggressive Expansion Yet

Tesla has introduced a folding V4 Supercharger that lets 33% more units fit on a single truck, slashing deployment time by half and cutting installation costs about 20%. The new V4 cabinet delivers up to 500 kW per stall for passenger...

By Teslarati
Integrating AI Across the Liberal Arts
BlogMar 26, 2026

Integrating AI Across the Liberal Arts

The University of Richmond has launched the Center for Liberal Arts and AI, a cross‑campus effort to weave artificial‑intelligence tools into liberal‑arts curricula while foregrounding ethics and critical thinking. Partnering with the Associated Colleges of the South, the center convenes...

By Inside Higher Ed – Learning Innovation (column)
PsyMetrics Launches Suite of Assessment Tools to Tackle Healthcare Attrition
BlogMar 26, 2026

PsyMetrics Launches Suite of Assessment Tools to Tackle Healthcare Attrition

PsyMetrics unveiled its Healthcare Behavioral Assessment Suite, an AI‑driven psychometric platform aimed at curbing the chronic turnover in hospitals, clinics, and medical support services. The tool leverages 30 years of industrial‑organizational psychology data to map candidates' behavioral traits to the...

By HRTech Cube
VIP Club Recording: Selling Books on Amazon Using Notes, Daily Writing Experiments,
BlogMar 26, 2026

VIP Club Recording: Selling Books on Amazon Using Notes, Daily Writing Experiments,

The VIP Mastermind session on February 26 covered a series of practical experiments for creators, including daily writing challenges, leveraging Apple Notes to market a new book, and a proven TikTok/YouTube Shorts strategy. Participants shared results from Hakima Tantri­ka and...

By Unplugged by Yana G.Y.
Culture Amp: Strong Culture Drives 47% Higher Market Value
BlogMar 26, 2026

Culture Amp: Strong Culture Drives 47% Higher Market Value

Culture Amp unveiled its Performance Culture Quadrant (PCQ), a diagnostic that maps a company’s engagement and performance confidence into four distinct culture states. Research covering 1,800 firms found that organizations in the "Peak Performance" state—high engagement and high confidence—outperformed peers,...

By HRTech Cube
Everee Named to Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies
BlogMar 26, 2026

Everee Named to Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies

Everee has been named No. 11 on Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies list in the Human Resources category, highlighting its rapid rise in payroll technology. The company’s 2025 milestones include a pay‑cycle‑free payroll system, real‑time gross‑to‑net processing across all states,...

By HRTech Cube
Study: Employees Build AI Skills Faster Than Firms Recognize
BlogMar 26, 2026

Study: Employees Build AI Skills Faster Than Firms Recognize

Litmos released the “From Ladder to Lattice” report highlighting an emerging “AI ceiling” in workforce development. While 80.5% of HR leaders say they prioritize skills‑based growth, only 28.5% report AI‑driven learning shortening promotion timelines. Employees feel their newly acquired capabilities...

By HRTech Cube
CMA Technology Picks Rivada to Drive Secure Connectivity
BlogMar 26, 2026

CMA Technology Picks Rivada to Drive Secure Connectivity

CMA Technology has partnered with Rivada Space Networks to resell its Outernet, a 600‑satellite low‑Earth‑orbit mesh that provides secure, low‑latency connectivity. Rivada reports over $19 billion in global business tied to the network, which routes data entirely in space via laser...

By TelecomDrive
Overalls Named to Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies
BlogMar 26, 2026

Overalls Named to Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies

Overalls, Inc. has been named to Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026, ranking No. 7 in the Workplace category and earning a Small and Mighty spot. The HR‑tech firm offers a single platform where employees can submit any personal...

By HRTech Cube
NVIDIA Is Reportedly Preparing a GeForce RTX 5050 with 9 GB of GDDR7, Featuring More Memory and a Narrower Interface
BlogMar 26, 2026

NVIDIA Is Reportedly Preparing a GeForce RTX 5050 with 9 GB of GDDR7, Featuring More Memory and a Narrower Interface

Leaks circulating since early March suggest NVIDIA is developing a second RTX 5050 variant that swaps the current 8 GB GDDR6, 128‑bit memory bus for 9 GB of GDDR7 on a narrower 96‑bit interface. Benchlife’s March 5 and March 10 reports provide a detailed spec...

By Igor’sLAB
Dangerous DarkSword Malware Has Emerged—iPhone Users Should Take Action Now
BlogMar 26, 2026

Dangerous DarkSword Malware Has Emerged—iPhone Users Should Take Action Now

Security researchers have released the DarkSword exploit kit on a public platform, turning a previously state‑level iOS attack tool into a commodity for cyber‑criminals. The kit chains multiple Apple OS vulnerabilities, enabling drive‑by compromise of iPhones without any user interaction...

By Igor’sLAB
When the Information Environment Becomes the Attack Surface
BlogMar 26, 2026

When the Information Environment Becomes the Attack Surface

The Oulu City Library hosted Faktabaari’s Fact Tour, bringing together fact‑checkers, cybersecurity experts and officials to discuss the merging of information operations and cyber threats. Speakers highlighted how the same digital techniques—bot networks, AI‑generated deepfakes, and phishing—are used by both...

By 6G Flagship (University of Oulu) blog
How Pinduoduo’s Surprising $14 Billion Plan Could Transform Global Markets
BlogMar 26, 2026

How Pinduoduo’s Surprising $14 Billion Plan Could Transform Global Markets

Pinduoduo announced Xinpinmu, a self‑operated brand platform backed by a $14 billion investment. The Shanghai‑based entity will combine Pinduoduo’s and Temu’s supply‑chain assets to launch first‑party brands aimed at overseas consumers. The plan marks a pivot from the company’s low‑price marketplace...

By EcomCrew
Pine64 FOSDEM 2026 Update Details PineNote and PineTab2 Progress
BlogMar 26, 2026

Pine64 FOSDEM 2026 Update Details PineNote and PineTab2 Progress

Pine64 used its FOSDEM 2026 showcase to reveal notable strides on the PineNote and PineTab2, including e‑ink video playback and functional camera support. The company demonstrated the PineNote running DOOM and a pre‑release QuillOS, while PineTab2 showed H.264 decoding and improved...

By LinuxGizmos
[AINews] The Biggest Claude Launch of All Time
BlogMar 26, 2026

[AINews] The Biggest Claude Launch of All Time

Anthropic announced that its latest Claude rollout—Claude Cowork Dispatch with integrated computer-use features—is the company’s biggest launch to date. The release follows last month’s acquisition of Vercept, which added new capabilities to the Claude family. Anthropic measured the launch’s impact...

By Latent.Space
A Beginner’s Guide to Retry, Circuit Breaker, and Timeout Patterns
BlogMar 26, 2026

A Beginner’s Guide to Retry, Circuit Breaker, and Timeout Patterns

The post explains why distributed systems constantly encounter failures and introduces three core resilience patterns—Retry, Circuit Breaker, and Timeout. It details how transient errors can be mitigated with retries, how circuit breakers prevent cascading outages, and how timeouts avoid indefinite...

By System Design Nuggets
I Asked META AI to Spill Instagram’s ALGORITHM SECRETS. It Did.
BlogMar 26, 2026

I Asked META AI to Spill Instagram’s ALGORITHM SECRETS. It Did.

The author queried Meta’s proprietary AI to extract the inner workings of Instagram’s feed algorithm, receiving a detailed breakdown rather than generic advice. The AI explained the scoring system, highlighting how engagement, relevance, recency, and content type factor into post...

By Liz on the Web: Digital Strategy from Start to Scale
HaystackID: Protecting Privilege and Work Product in Discovery After Heppner and Warner
BlogMar 26, 2026

HaystackID: Protecting Privilege and Work Product in Discovery After Heppner and Warner

Recent rulings in United States v. Heppner and Warner v. Gilbarco illustrate how courts are grappling with the intersection of generative AI and evidentiary protections. Heppner held that AI‑generated content, created without direct attorney instruction, is not shielded by lawyer‑client...

By ACEDS Blog
Google AMIE Shines in First Real-World Study
BlogMar 26, 2026

Google AMIE Shines in First Real-World Study

Google’s Articulate Medical Intelligence Explorer (AMIE) completed a prospective clinical trial with 100 patients at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, collecting histories and delivering diagnostic differentials before primary‑care visits. The study reported zero safety stops, a correct final diagnosis in...

By Digital Health Wire
Exterro: The High Cost of Chaos: 5 Ways a Proactive Litigation Playbook Reclaims Your Budget
BlogMar 26, 2026

Exterro: The High Cost of Chaos: 5 Ways a Proactive Litigation Playbook Reclaims Your Budget

Exterro’s recent article highlights how unchecked litigation data can balloon costs, citing Marathon Petroleum’s experience of amassing 100 terabytes of largely redundant information. The legal‑ops leader, Greg Gruic, describes the unsustainable storage expense caused by preserving everything “just in case.”...

By ACEDS Blog
Petra Pasternak, Everlaw: Simplify DSAR Responses with Time-Saving Technology
BlogMar 26, 2026

Petra Pasternak, Everlaw: Simplify DSAR Responses with Time-Saving Technology

Petra Pasternak of Everlaw warns that organisations are underestimating the growing cost and risk of data subject access requests (DSARs). Recent UK legislation – the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 – together with updated ICO guidance and the Ashley...

By ACEDS Blog
Meta Puts CTO Andrew Bosworth in Charge of “AI For Work” As It Pushes to Become AI-Native
BlogMar 26, 2026

Meta Puts CTO Andrew Bosworth in Charge of “AI For Work” As It Pushes to Become AI-Native

Meta has moved oversight of its internal “AI For Work” program to chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth, previously responsible for the company’s metaverse efforts. The initiative, formerly led by Guy Rosen, seeks to embed generative‑AI tools across Meta’s employee base...

By Shopifreaks
Reveal: EDiscovery Deployment Options: Processing at Source Vs. Cloud
BlogMar 26, 2026

Reveal: EDiscovery Deployment Options: Processing at Source Vs. Cloud

Reveal highlights that most litigation failures stem from poor data control rather than data scarcity. As data volumes surge and regulations tighten, organizations must choose between processing eDiscovery at source—on‑premises or private infrastructure—and migrating workloads to a shared or public...

By ACEDS Blog
MB Fund Podcast: Trump: An Unexpected Green Energy Hero
BlogMar 26, 2026

MB Fund Podcast: Trump: An Unexpected Green Energy Hero

In the latest MB Fund podcast, Nucleus Wealth CIO Damien Klassen argues that the fallout from the Iran‑U.S. conflict has unexpectedly positioned former President Donald Trump as a catalyst for green energy. He outlines how Trump‑era tariffs, supply‑chain disruptions, and...

By MacroBusiness (Australia)
Bazaarvoice Integrates with TikTok Shop to Let Brands Syndicate Reviews and UGC to Product Listings
BlogMar 26, 2026

Bazaarvoice Integrates with TikTok Shop to Let Brands Syndicate Reviews and UGC to Product Listings

Bazaarvoice announced a new integration that lets brands syndicate ratings, reviews, photos and videos directly to their TikTok Shop product pages. The feature eliminates the “cold start” challenge by automatically porting existing user‑generated content to TikTok listings. TikTok Shop’s U.S....

By Shopifreaks