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Shadow AI is creeping in to healthcare - leaders need to recognize the risk before it’s too late

Given the pressure that NHS doctors are under, it’s no surprise that many trusts are turning to AI for help. On the whole, this is a good thing.

AI tools can play a valuable role in managing workflows, automating documentation, coordinating care rotas and streamlining communications.

However, the pace of AI development, and generative AI in particular, has accelerated dramatically.

As a result, governance frameworks are failing to keep pace with frontline demand and healthcare practitioners have begun to use tools that have not been authorized by their organisation.

This is causing problems at all levels - particularly when those tools are used to support clinical decision-making.

AI in the shadows

“Shadow AI” is a term commonly used to describe the unauthorized use of AI within organizations. While the phenomenon exists across all industries, it has been growing rapidly in healthcare. One recent US survey revealed that 17% of healthcare...

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proRITHM by DeepFacts Accelerates Expansion Across Southern India, Eyes Nationwide Presence by Early 2027

DeepFacts Pvt. Ltd., the HealthTech company behind proRITHM, has announced its expansion roadmap, with plans to strengthen its presence across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha before expanding across India by early 2027. It already holds a strong ground in Telangana. The company is also preparing for its entry

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The AI reality check for finance: why experimentation is over and execution has begun

For much of the past two years, artificial intelligence in finance has been defined by experimentation and exploration. Organizations across sectors have been testing tools, running pilots and identifying potential use cases ranging from automated reporting through to more advanced forecasting and analysis. In most cases, however, the emphasis has

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Hacked Public Wi-Fi Gateways Used to Harvest Corporate Credentials

A threat actor has been hacking public Wi-Fi gateway appliances at organizations running captive portal networks to compromise the Microsoft 365 accounts of traveling corporate employees, ReliaQuest reports. As part of the attacks, the hackers modified the DNS configurations of the compromised small office/home office (SOHO) routers to redirect

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Apple's AI glasses could debut at WWDC 2027, but one challenge still stands in the way

Apple's long-rumoured AI glasses may still be more than a year away. That said, the company is reportedly already laying the groundwork for what could become its next major computing platform. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is targeting next year's Worldwide Developers Conference

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proRITHM by DeepFacts Accelerates Expansion Across Southern India, Eyes Nationwide Presence by Early 2027

The AI reality check for finance: why experimentation is over and execution has begun

Hacked Public Wi-Fi Gateways Used to Harvest Corporate Credentials

Apple's AI glasses could debut at WWDC 2027, but one challenge still stands in the way