PODCAST: Wikipedia’s AI woes, Tassie NFP hit by ransomware, and Bryan Cranston strikes back

In this episode of the Cyber Uncut podcast, Daniel Croft and David Hollingworth talk about the latest AI news, the week in cyber crime, an important Aussie merger, and how a Hollywood actor is reclaiming his identity.

The pair kick things off with some AI news, including Wikipedia woes, OpenAI’s Atlas, and Yelp’s new AI travel offering.

Hollingworth and Croft then move on to the latest in cyber crime on Australian shores, but not before exploring the merger of AUCyber and 5G Networks. Hollingworth also has an update on the Collins Aerospace hack, with the threat actor making some outrageous claims about what the company knew and when.

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Finally, some good news, as actor Bryan Cranston wins a victory over OpenAI’s use of his virtual likeness.

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