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Granola is the latest AI meeting note-taking vendor to face a privacy lawsuit over software that records and transcribes workplace conversations. A similar case against Otter is also underway.

OpenAI says it doesn't need Apple's trade secrets. But can it prove that?

Trusted workflows can be misused to take over passkey-protected accounts if an attacker can first breach enterprise defenses and plant malware, researchers found; analysts say the issue is flaws in passkeys' supporting processes.

The attacks can misuse trusted workflows to take over passkey-protected accounts, but the attacker must have first breached defenses and planted malware; analysts say the issue is flaws in supporting processes.

Going forward, each department will receive a certain number of tokens.

If it's bad for Apple, it's much worse for other companies.

This new Google security option could be the lifesaver you never knew you needed -- but it's up to you to understand and enable it.

Apple says OpenAI systematically mined its former staff for trade secrets. OpenAI says Apple got some facts wrong and is chasing headlines, not evidence. Both sides may have a point.

A study of nearly 150,000 real-world agent actions found AI increasingly handling low-risk IT tasks while human analysts iteratively shape and improve their actions.

A tech professional's guide to protecting your job, beating burnout, and managing the machine.