Jon Moriarty

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Russia’s war in Ukraine carries a warning for Australia: prepare for possible conflict in the Asia-Pacific

5 mn readIt’s early morning at the sprawling 32nd Tactical airbase in Łask, a couple of hours outside the Polish capital of Warsaw, and the late autumn wind is sharp. Nearby, a crew of Australians are wrapping up the deployment of an E-7 Wedgetail surveillance plane, sent to the country to help Nato’s response to Russia’s war […]

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The Hidden Risk of AI Prompts: Security and Competitive Concerns in Automated Programming

2 mn readAs artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable of generating complete programs and dynamic web platforms from user prompts, new concerns are emerging about security, intellectual property, and competitive advantage. While AI-driven code generation promises speed and efficiency, the very prompts used to instruct these systems may become a valuable—and vulnerable—asset. Prompts as Proprietary Knowledge In AI-assisted […]

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Companies Re-double Efforts to Hire for Trust as Bad Actors Exploit Hiring Pipelines

2 mn readIn today’s competitive job market, securing top talent is only part of the challenge — ensuring that new hires can be trusted is now one of the most urgent priorities for organizations worldwide. In 2025, companies are increasingly grappling with the threat of bad actors slipping into workplaces through legitimate hiring channels, prompting a reassessment of traditional […]

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Exciting new demo-based platform launches as a Collaborative Hub for Sharing Demos, Creative Resources, and Ideas

2 mn readIn an increasingly creator-driven digital landscape, CurateDemo is emerging as a collaborative platform designed to bring creatives together through the sharing of demos, ideas, and resources. Built around social interaction and discovery, the platform aims to support artists, designers, developers, educators, and other creative professionals who rely on showcasing work-in-progress, testing concepts, and learning from […]

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Deadly Melissa strengthens to major hurricane, threatening catastrophic flooding, storm surge to Jamaica

4 mn readKINGSTON, Jamaica – What was already a dangerous and deadly Tropical Storm Melissa strengthened into a major Category 3 hurricane Saturday, and forecasts have become even more dire for potentially catastrophic impacts across Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and even Cuba as the storm is expected to continue rapidly intensify into a monster Category 5 hurricane in the coming days. […]

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Golden rescue window closing after quake kills more than 2,000 in Myanmar and Thailand.

5 mn readRescuers are desperately searching for survivors more than three days after a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, toppling buildings as far away as the Thai capital Bangkok and sending tremors through nearby Chinese provinces. The first 72-hours after a quake are widely regarded as the “golden” window to reach victims buried alive under rubble – […]

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