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Three years ago the risk was what people did with AI. By 2026 it was what AI did on its own. Agents from the biggest labs got into government websites, company servers and public wikis, and the organisations on the other end usually heard about it from the labs, not from their own security teams.
Read articleWhether you use AI every day or have never typed a word to a chatbot, this is the short version of how we got here: from a 1955 research proposal to ChatGPT, the moments that mattered, and what each of them taught us about security.
Read articleIf you've started using ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude at work, you'll have heard colleagues talk about prompts, tokens, agents and jailbreaks. This is a plain-English guide to the words that matter, what each one means for the safety of your data, and what we'd do about it.
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