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OpenAI Warns New Models Pose ‘High’ Cybersecurity Risk
OpenAI on Wednesday warned that its upcoming artificial intelligence models could pose a “high” cybersecurity risk, as their capabilities advance rapidly. The AI models might either develop working zero-day remote exploits against well-defended systems or assist with complex enterprise or … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreByHeart Botulism Outbreak May Date Back Two Years, CDC Says
An outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart’s baby formula is much wider than initially thought, potentially dating back two years, U.S. health agencies said Wednesday. An investigation found 10 new cases of baby botulism from December 2023 through July … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSedgwick: European Product Recalls Fall Slightly, But on Pace for Record Year
Product recalls across the E.U. and U.K. fell slightly in the third quarter of 2025, with 3,745 events reported, according to Sedgwick’s latest European Product Safety and Recall Index. The total reflects a 1.6% decrease from the previous quarter, but … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreProvider of Contents Valuation for Claims Uses AI and Tech
A new provider of contents valuation and claims consulting services that uses technology and artificial intelligence combined with human expertise launched on Wednesday. ClaimsSquare provides contents valuations, including high-end, unique and complex inventories and claims support for insurance carriers, property … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAsahi Sales Drop Worsens as Cyber Hack Disruption Lingers
Asahi Group Holdings Ltd.’s November beer and other alcohol sales in Japan fell more than the previous month, underscoring the challenges the company faces in recovering from a cyberattack that crippled production and distribution. Asahi said on Wednesday monthly alcohol … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreVerlan Files Subro Suit Against Georgia Chemical Plant After $20M Payout on Fire
About 5 a.m. on Sept. 29, 2024, an employee at the Bio-Lab chemical warehouse outside Atlanta heard a popping sound, a tell-tale sign that stored chemicals had come in contact with water and were reacting. Within 90 minutes, the huge … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFord to Use Renault Tech, Plants to Battle Cheap Chinese EVs in Europe
Renault will jointly develop small, cheaper electric vehicles for Ford for the European market and will also team up to produce commercial vans to cut costs and fend off rising competition from Chinese rivals, the companies said on Tuesday. “We … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSimplifai Names Hamill and Lien to Board
Simplifai named Nils Thomas Lien and Noel Hamill to its board of directors. The company says the additions are intended to help guide Simplifai’s progression from an insurtech to an agentic artificial intelligence provider. Lien is an investor and board … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreHendrix Classic Albums Under Spotlight in UK Rights Battle With Sony
Jimi Hendrix’s classic 1960s albums are the focus of a London lawsuit over performers’ rights asserted on behalf of his British bassist and drummer against Sony Music Entertainment, which warns that a win for the claimants could “throw the music … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCalifornia Again Delays Wildfire Protection Rules for Homes
A California state agency won’t meet Gov. Gavin Newsom’s year-end deadline to finish long-delayed regulations to protect homes from wildfires, rules that experts say could have limited the destruction of the January Los Angeles firestorms. At a meeting of the … Source: Claims Journal
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