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Complacent Workplace Use of AI Creates Risks: University of Melbourne

May 1, 2025
Senior managers everywhere are still obsessing over the possibilities for genAI, but those lower in the organization have a more balanced view. This global survey from University of Melbourne and KPMG finds that 31% say they sometimes or often make mistakes due to AI: despite this, 44% usually rely on AI output without evaluating it. Although 40% say AI decreases their workload, a substantial 26% say their workload has increased; slightly more say AI has increased time spent on repetitive tasks (39%) than reduced it (36%).
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CTV Advertising Not Keeping Pace With Viewers: Innovid

April 30, 2025
Although a new report from the IAB shows healthy growth in CTV ad spend, that growth is not keeping pace with the attention viewers are giving CTV. Data from Innovid shows time spent per day streaming projected to grow 5% between 2022 and 2026; ad spend is projected to grow 2% over the same period. Nevertheless, the 108 million viewers for the Netflix stream of the Tyson-Paul fight suggests linear TV’s major stronghold on live sports may have been breached.
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Breached: Blue Shield/CA, Yale New Haven Health, & CA Health Exchange

April 29, 2025
Blue Shield of California has admitted to a major data breach affecting 4.7 million members. It's due to a misconfigured Google Analytics setup. Meanwhile in Connecticut, Yale New Haven Health Service suffered a big cyberattack exposing sensitive patient data including social security numbers. Also, the website for Covered California, the health exchange that covers Californians under the Affordable Care Act, has been transmitting sensitive data to LinkedIn via trackers.
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Advancing the Steal: Cybercriminals favoring login data stealing over ransomware use to lock up systems per IBM report

April 29, 2025
IBM’s X-Force 2025 Threat Intelligence Index reports cybercriminals are taking a new tack when it comes to data piracy, changing from ransomware system lockdowns to stealthily entering systems and then lying in wait for opportunities to steal login information. The report, which resulted from studying 150 billion security events from 130+ countries, notes an 84% jump in phishing attacks and expanded use of AI by cybercriminals.
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