The 'Oracle of Omaha' says AI has great potential for good but could be the 'growth industry of all time' for scammers.

62% of drivers think usage-based policies are fair, but some have reservations over data privacy.

Tech support and connected ecosystems may draw in more tenants and reduce burden on maintenance crews.

IoT devices in the workplace increase cyber risks, making it easier for threat actors to access secured systems.

AI-related insurance fraud with "shallowfakes" is up by 300%, according to Allianz UK.

Financial losses from these cybercrimes increased from $3.5 billion in 2019 to $12.5 billion in 2023.

AI can enhance predictions for floods, earthquakes and hurricanes for better disaster response and recovery.

AI has given threat actors a leg up in deepfake technology, costing one company $26.5 million.