Despite multiple weather alerts, Texas officials are facing scrutiny after historic floods killed at least 43 people—raising ...

The funds will be used to increase surveillance and testing for the fatal prion disease that affects cervids such as deer, elk, and moose. There has not been a documented human infection of chronic ...

New Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) surveillance measures are now in effect for Henderson, Union, and Webster counties, following the detection of CWD in a deer harvested just across ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has added eight counties to a deer feeding and attractant ban to reduce the risk of chronic wasting disease spread, after CWD was detected in wild deer in ...

Sophisticated AI-fueled attacks are exploiting human weaknesses, compelling a shift towards managing human risk to bolster overall cybersecurity. AI security systems are hardening organizations ...

When everything is fast, frictionless, and “good enough,” there’s the risk of losing the depth, nuance, and intellectual richness that define exceptional human work.

According to new internal documents review by NPR, Meta is allegedly planning to replace human risk assessors with AI, as the company edges closer to complete automation. Historically, Meta has ...

In a statement to NPR, Meta said it would still tap "human expertise" to evaluate "novel and complex issues," and leave the "low-risk decisions" to AI. Read the full report over at NPR.

Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), colloquially known as “zombie deer disease,” has been steadily spreading across North America, raising concerns among wildlife officials, hunters, and public health ...

New wildlife feeding ban takes effect in WA amid concerns of CWD The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife recently adopted new rules prohibiting feeding deer, elk and moose statewide.

Researchers analyzed nearly 300 years of data from 1734 to 2021 from the CrocAttack.org database, categorizing bites by the level of human risk involved.

Metadata is a hidden risk: Even when message content is encrypted, metadata still matters – and can be dangerously revealing. Metadata includes who is communicating, when, how often and from where.