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Implementation gap threatens progress in AI and 5G

A study by Ericsson found that despite confidence in the telecom industry's ability to capture the next wave of growth from AI-driven services and 5G, most communication service providers have not begun implementing the necessary capabilities. The study identified a gap between the industry's ambitions and its ability to execute, with 70% of companies yet to commence implementation of critical technologies such as AI-driven network operations and advanced 5G capabilities.

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OpenAI Falls Behind and Looks to Blame Apple

OpenAI and Apple's partnership has become strained, with OpenAI looking to blame Apple for its lack of integration with iOS. The company expected ChatGPT to be more deeply ingrained in the ecosystem, but Apple has had trouble making its AI features work. Apple plans to open up its AI relationships, potentially leaving OpenAI as just one of many AI models available on the platform.

OpenAI Falls Behind and Looks to Blame Apple

OpenAI and Apple's partnership has become strained, with OpenAI looking to blame Apple for its lack of integration with iOS. The company expected ChatGPT to be more deeply ingrained in the ecosystem, but Apple has had trouble making its AI features work. Apple plans to open up its AI relationships, potentially leaving OpenAI as just one of many AI models available on the platform.

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Zero-day exploit defeats Windows 11 BitLocker

A zero-day exploit called YellowKey allows attackers to bypass default Windows 11 BitLocker protections, giving them full access to an encrypted drive. The exploit works by using a custom-made FsTx folder on a USB drive to manipulate the Windows Recovery environment, allowing an attacker to access the drive without a BitLocker recovery key.

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