Free ChatGPT on Apple devices raises security concerns

What’s new today: : Electronic Arts is hiring a financial analyst

Quick observations: : Coinbase warns of US crypto talent drain amid regulatory concerns

Apple’s announcement that ChatGPT will likely be available for free on iPhones, iPads and Macs has raised security concerns among some groups over the potential risk of a major security breach, according to Nick Ellsmore, cybersecurity leader at Mantel Group.

He mentions that the positive aspect is that companies that are currently struggling with external sources creating holes in their cybersecurity do not have to worry about sensitive data about Apple products suddenly becoming available to everyone.

Electronic Arts is looking for a financial analyst for its office in Hyderabad. Duties and tasks include examining strategies and forecasts, and then entering data after conversations with the company’s management staff. The candidate will be required to understand Opex objectives, present the actual situation compared to the plan or latest forecast, and provide observations on significant differences.

The candidate should be able to alert management of any unexpected costs and risks, as well as potential opportunities. The applicant must demonstrate strong attention to detail, particularly in scenarios where savings are needed, and suggest solutions to management.

Companies are now starting to use artificial intelligence to detect and prevent illegal activities and employee theft. Artificial intelligence is redefining illegal activities, and most large enterprises and banks are using these artificial intelligence tools.

Even social media companies are using artificial intelligence to redefine illegal activities to filter illegal content. Companies are testing new applications of artificial intelligence to redefine illegal activities and manage risk, while detecting fraud with greater speed and accuracy and even trying to block such activities.

Coinbase has raised concerns about the dwindling number of skilled cryptocurrency workers in the U.S., despite growing interest in the broader business sector. The largest American stock exchange emphasized the importance of clear regulations in the cryptocurrency sector to retain talent in the country.

Coinbase has seen a noticeable decline in the number of cryptocurrency creators in the US, dropping 14 points over the past five years and currently sitting at 26%. Smaller companies were found to be showing interest in seeking candidates with cryptocurrency knowledge for future positions in information technology, technology, finance and law.

About 68% of these smaller companies believe that blockchain and cryptocurrency could solve significant financial challenges, including processing time and transaction costs.