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Synology Unveils ActiveProtect Manager 2.0 with AI-Powered Threat Detection and Expanded Cloud Backup Support – Digital Reviews Network

Select PagePosted by Digital Reviews Network | Jun 4, 2026 | Industry News | 0 Synology is expanding their backup and recovery capabilities across major IaaS platforms and virtualisation environment with the announcement of ActiveProtect Manager 2.0.The latest update to its ActiveProtect data protection appliances, this release introduces AI-powered threat detection for proactive cyber-resiliency.“AI has...

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Harvard Business School Expands AI Integration Across MBA Curriculum – The Harvard Crimson

NewsAs Yale Floats 3.0 Mean GPA, Harvard Faculty Leaders Defend Lighter-Touch Grading ProposalNewsHarvard Kennedy School Floats Visiting Faculty Program in Donor Talks on Viewpoint DiversityNewsHarvard Asks Donors to Endow $10 Million Professorships for ‘Viewpoint Diversity’ InitiativeNewsHarvard Management Company Opens San Francisco Office Amid Shift Toward Tech InvestmentsNewsIn Asia Trip, Harvard Divinity School Dean Marla Frederick...

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Scammers use AI image of missing cat to demand thousands from Utah woman – KUTV

Now78°Sat95°Sun79°by David Ochoa, KUTVSALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A Utah woman said she was emotionally distressed after being targeted by an AI pet scam.After Elora Nelson’s cat, Cora, went missing Monday, scammers took pictures of the cat and created an AI-generated image showing the cat in surgery. They then demanded thousands of dollars.It all started...

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Why Some People Are Naturally Better at Detecting AI Images – Neuroscience News

Summary: As AI-generated imagery becomes increasingly indistinguishable from reality, a new study reveals that the ability to spot a “deepfake” isn’t about how much you know about technology—it’s about a stable, internal trait called object recognition.Researchers developed the “AI Face Test” and discovered that general intelligence and technical experience are poor predictors of success. Instead,...