Microsoft expects Iranian actors to employ cyberattacks against institutions and candidates in the future, while also stepping up their efforts to amplify divisive issues within the U.S. Iran is increasing its internet activity that appears intended to influence November’s U.S. presidential election, according to a new report from Microsoft.

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Iran is accelerating online activity that appears intended to influence the U.S. election, in one case targeting a presidential campaign with an email phishing attack, Microsoft said Friday. Iranian actors The post Iran targeting US election with fake news sites, cyberattacks – Microsoft appeared first on The Nation Newspaper .

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One of the classic problems of looking into a palantir was correctly interpreting what the viewer saw… | Image: The Verge Palantir, the company named for the dangerous seeing-stones that tended to mislead their users , has announced a partnership with Microsoft to deliver services for classified networks in US defense and intelligence agencies. “This is a first-of-its-kind, integrated suite of technology that will allow critical national security missions to operationalize Microsoft’s best-in-class large language models (LLMs) via Azure OpenAI Service within Palantir’s AI Platforms (AIP) in Microsoft’s government and classified cloud environments,” the announcement says . Palantir is a data-analysis company that sucks down huge amounts of personal data to assist governments and companies with surveillance. It is somewhat unclear from the text of the... Continue reading…

Apple may charge up to $20 monthly for premium Apple Intelligence tools, analysts told CNBC. The subscription model is strategic to offset AI development costs, some say. Apple''s AI features include AI-generated emojis, an intuitive Siri, and an image generator. Apple''s highly-anticipated artificial intelligence features could come with an equally high price tag. Apple Intelligence is set to launch in two months, and analysts told CNBC that the tech giant could charge users up to $20 monthly for its premium AI tools. That''s on top of owning a suitably new Apple computer or iPhone to run the technology on (unlike, say, OpenAI''s ChatGPT app, which can be run off most phones). Like other Big Tech players, Apple is prioritizing a push forward in AI — and the spending necessary to develop it — in the hopes that its bet will pay off big. And, according to other experts, offering the software for free is a way to get at least some return on its investments. "Apple''s consideration of a paid subscription model for premium Apple Intelligence features is a strategic move to offset the substantial costs of AI development," said tech analyst Jacob Bourne at Emarketer, a sister company to Business Insider.