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محرر الشركات الناشئة ورأس المال الاستثماري
Hiroshi Tanaka tracks the flow of venture capital and the rise of unicorns across Pacific hubs. He focuses on founders scaling disruptive technologies in global markets.
hiroshi-tanaka@thedailytech.orgFrom geopolitical challenges to an innovation-driven economy, Kurdistan is attempting to replicate Israel's startup nation model. This article analyzes the gaps and feasible pathways in key areas such as education, finance, and diaspora networks.
一位记者用 190 字提示、5 分 26 秒就让 OpenAI Codex 生成了定制 MacBook 工具。这背后，是 AI 正在把软件开发从专业编码变成自然语言交互的新范式。
When the rate of discovering security vulnerabilities far exceeds the ability to fix them, security debt becomes a core bottleneck to an enterprise’s digital resilience. Starting from the financial analogy of technical debt, this article provides CISOs with a methodology for translating security debt into business risk language that boards can understand, and explores how AI-driven automated remediation is changing the game.
When AI search engines become the starting point for business decisions, brands' traditional influence metrics in the media are becoming obsolete. This article analyzes why high media mentions no longer equate to AI visibility and reveals the new measurement framework that communication teams must master.
Bendigo Bank is building Australia's first "agent-based security operations center," deeply integrating AI agents into the security response process. This is not just a technological upgrade; it signals a paradigm shift in cybersecurity operations from passive defense to active autonomy. This article delves into the impact of this trend on industry structure and corporate strategy.
Google Search Console adds a generative AI report, but only provides impression data. This marks a shift in search traffic measurement standards from clicks to visibility, as AI Overviews and AI Mode are reshaping the content ecosystem and SEO strategies.
From Chinese AI cyber weapons to an urgent warning from the Five Eyes alliance, from state-level hacking tools to supply chain data breaches, this week's security incidents reveal a new era of security accelerated by AI.
The Five Eyes alliance warns that AI compresses the threat timeline from years to months; China's Qihoo 360 releases a Mythos-like AI system; the White House restricts OpenAI model deployment; Tata Electronics suffers a data breach—the global cybersecurity landscape is being reshaped by AI.
The Delhi High Court ruled that Google infringed by allowing competitors to bid on trademark keywords, triggering a wave of legal actions by Indian brands, and reshaping global digital advertising platform liability.
Google Cloud executives’ latest assessment of AI security reflects a larger industry shift: as AI enters enterprise workflows, security is no longer a post-deployment patch, but a foundational capability jointly built from data governance, access control, automated defense, and organizational management.