Which? discovers ‘potentially lethal’ phone chargers are being sold by major retailers Cheap chargers pose serious risks of fire, electric shock and more Consumer group demands stricter government regulation British consumer watchdog Which? has revealed many of the third-party phone chargers availa… …
… Prompt and input risks such as misleading or harmful outputs are a concern. Meanwhile, user-driven risks, including the unintended spread of misinformation generated with AI assistance affect more than half of organizations that have deployed these tools. …
… There is some evidence that AI can detect patterns linked to mental health risks — particularly in areas like symptom monitoring and suicide risk screening . …
… Yet many organizations risk giving this trust blindly. …
… For many supporters, all of this feels like an essential part of traveling, so they willingly connect to unsecured networks despite the risks. …
…AI investments continue despite ongoing concerns Barclays found that more than half (52%) of companies have seen productivity benefits from AI, including administration, decision-making and affording more time to high-value…
… For SMEs, this creates a particularly critical risk profile. …
… NIST's AI Risk Management Framework, the EU AI Act's requirements around high-risk AI systems and emerging agentic identity protocols are all pointing in the same direction: auditability is becoming a baseline expectation, not a differentiator. …
… In AI-driven environments, identity is no longer just a control layer; it is the control plane through which access, risk and trust are managed. Security Leaders Must Prioritize Proven Controls The answer to AI-driven risk is not a new strategy. …
… It ensures consistent risk management, regulatory alignment and strategic coordination across the ecosystem. …