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The hidden cost of over-automating your sales outreach
Business leaders have never faced as much pressure to automate everything as they do right now. Most discourse around the subject surrounds automation’s promises of cutting costs, faster scaling and the overall ability to do more with less. Sales teams feel this especially hard, with AI tools promising to handle…
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‘10,000 times faster than a human scientist’ — New AI tool designed ultra-efficient heat-to-electricity generators at lightning speed, a breakthrough that could slash the cost of energy harvesters and help enable cheaper, high-performance home heat pumps
AI tool speeds thermoelectric generator design while matching leading prototype performance TEGNet cuts simulation time from thousands of seconds to fractions of one Cheaper waste-heat harvesters could follow, although manufacturing still has to prove itself Researchers in Japan have built an AI tool that can design thermoelectric generators far faster…
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‘The death of Top Gun’ — Ukraine becomes the first to scale remotely operated interceptors that can score aerial kills from “thousands of kilometers” away while staying in bunkers as era of pilotless dogfighting and zero crew casualties takes to the sky
Ukraine scales remote interceptor drones capable of destroying aerial targets from distant protected locations Operators control aerial interceptors from bunkers thousands of kilometers away instead of front lines Demonstrations prove long-distance drone interception works across more than 1,240 miles Ukraine has become the first country to scale remotely operated interceptor…
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‘This was not an isolated incident’: Chinese national exposed by NASA investigation in serial defense software theft phishing campaign that lasted years
Chinese national indicted in a huge phishing campaign NASA, the military, universities and private companies were targeted The perpetrator stole restricted defense software NASA’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) has released a report detailing an intricate campaign to steal export-restricted software, orchestrated by a Chinese national. The campaign targeted engineers…
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Utility giant Itron confirms cyberattack, says internal systems were accessed
Itron reports cyberattack which briefly affected parts of its IT network but caused no material disruption The company activated its response plan, blocked the intrusion, and said sensitive data and customers were not impacted With the investigation ongoing, Itron expects any costs to be covered by insurance, and no hacking…
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Shadow AI and agents like OpenClaw are hijacking corporate data too easily
According to UpGuard’s late-2025 report, nearly 90 percent of security professionals use unapproved AI tools at work. The people responsible for enforcing security policy are, by their own admission, ignoring it. More than 80 percent of workers across all roles use unsanctioned AI, and executives are the most prolific offenders.…
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