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    NTT Docomo Business and IBM team up on autonomous AI safety●ドコモGgoogleJP10K1 d ago

    NTT Docomo Business and IBM have announced a partnership to develop safety measures for autonomous AI systems in Japan. The collaboration, reported by Iwate Nippo, aims to establish safeguards as companies increasingly deploy self-directed AI agents. The news comes amid other major Japanese data-security stories dominating attention, including a large personal information leak from So-net, keeping telecom and tech firms in the headlines.

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    IBM Stock Draws Attention Ahead of October Earnings●ibm stockGgoogleUS2002 d ago

    IBM shares are in focus among US investors as analysts weigh the company's prospects heading into its October earnings report. Commentary highlights IBM's midmarket push with SAP and a quantum computing milestone linked to DARPA as potential catalysts, with some analysts suggesting the stock may be positioned to surge higher.

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    AI Is Finding Software Vulnerabilities Faster Than Defenders Can Respond●AI can find serious vulnerabilities at unprecedented speed. Can defenders keep up?✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity3 d ago

    IBM warns that artificial intelligence can now uncover serious software vulnerabilities at unprecedented speed, raising questions about whether security teams can keep pace. The concern is that the same tools accelerating discovery for researchers could be exploited by attackers, forcing defenders to rethink patching cycles and automated defenses.

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    IBM Qiskit adds utility-scale quantum dynamics simulator●Run utility-scale quantum dynamics simulations with the new Dynamics Simulator Qiskit Function✉newsSciencePhysics6 d ago

    Q-CTRL has released a Dynamics Simulator Qiskit Function that lets researchers run utility-scale quantum dynamics simulations through IBM's Qiskit platform. The tool aims to make large-scale modeling of quantum systems more accessible to developers and scientists working on quantum computing applications.

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