OpenAI's upcoming release of GPT-5 will offer free users unlimited access to a new model featuring advanced o3 reasoning capabilities, as announced by CEO Sam Altman on X. The company plans to simplify user interactions by eliminating the need for complex model selection, which has been a challenge for users of ChatGPT Plus and Pro. Altman noted that GPT-4.5 will be the last model lacking chain-thought abilities, and the company intends to integrate its o-series and GPT-series models for a more coherent AI system that adapts to various tasks and improves user experience.

OpenAI Unveils GPT-5: Unlimited Access and Streamlined User Experience Engadget

Researchers from Symantec have identified a partnership between financially motivated hackers and espionage groups, specifically noting the RA World ransomware group's use of a toolset previously linked to Chinese espionage operations. The toolset is a variant of the custom backdoor PlugX, associated with various Chinese threat actors, and was involved in espionage attacks targeting government entities in Southeast Asia and southeastern Europe from August 2024 to January 2025. This unusual crossover of tactics—typically not found in Chinese cyber actors' financially driven operations—raises questions about the hackers' motivations, prompting speculation about potential connections to known groups like Bronze Starlight and whether these ransomware deployments serve as a cover for espionage activities.

Hackers Unite: Ransomware Group Adopts Espionage Tactics in New Threat Ars Technica

In this piece, author Khalid Turk (Chief Healthcare Info Tech Officer, County of Santa Clara) humorously outlines common mistakes that can alienate C-level executives during conferences. He emphasizes the importance of personalized communication, understanding the executive's business needs, and delivering concise, value-driven presentations. Turk also highlights the pitfalls of overloading executives with information, neglecting follow-ups, and failing to establish genuine connections. The article serves as a guide for professionals aiming to engage effectively with CXOs during conference interactions.

"Sales Pros: Avoid These Hilarious Mistakes to Win Over Healthcare Executives" LinkedIn

A survey by Nong et al. highlights a significant distrust among patients regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, with an average trust score of only 5.38 out of 12. This skepticism has been amplified by a broader decline in public confidence in healthcare providers, which fell from 71.5% to 40.1% following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study suggests that unfamiliarity with AI contributes to negative perceptions, despite efforts to educate respondents. Historical insights indicate that trust in new technologies often improves over time, yet the current environment may hinder the acceptance of AI in healthcare, posing risks as patients start to interact with these technologies.

Survey Reveals Alarming Distrust in AI's Role in Healthcare JAMA Network Open

OpenAI's upcoming release of GPT-5 will offer free users unlimited access to a new model featuring advanced o3 reasoning capabilities, as announced by CEO Sam Altman on X. The company plans to simplify user interactions by eliminating the need for complex model selection, which has been a challenge for users of ChatGPT Plus and Pro. Altman noted that GPT-4.5 will be the last model lacking chain-thought abilities, and the company intends to integrate its o-series and GPT-series models for a more coherent AI system that adapts to various tasks and improves user experience.

OpenAI Unveils GPT-5: Unlimited Access and Streamlined User Experience Engadget

Researchers from Symantec have identified a partnership between financially motivated hackers and espionage groups, specifically noting the RA World ransomware group's use of a toolset previously linked to Chinese espionage operations. The toolset is a variant of the custom backdoor PlugX, associated with various Chinese threat actors, and was involved in espionage attacks targeting government entities in Southeast Asia and southeastern Europe from August 2024 to January 2025. This unusual crossover of tactics—typically not found in Chinese cyber actors' financially driven operations—raises questions about the hackers' motivations, prompting speculation about potential connections to known groups like Bronze Starlight and whether these ransomware deployments serve as a cover for espionage activities.

Hackers Unite: Ransomware Group Adopts Espionage Tactics in New Threat Ars Technica

In this piece, author Khalid Turk (Chief Healthcare Info Tech Officer, County of Santa Clara) humorously outlines common mistakes that can alienate C-level executives during conferences. He emphasizes the importance of personalized communication, understanding the executive's business needs, and delivering concise, value-driven presentations. Turk also highlights the pitfalls of overloading executives with information, neglecting follow-ups, and failing to establish genuine connections. The article serves as a guide for professionals aiming to engage effectively with CXOs during conference interactions.

"Sales Pros: Avoid These Hilarious Mistakes to Win Over Healthcare Executives" LinkedIn

A survey by Nong et al. highlights a significant distrust among patients regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, with an average trust score of only 5.38 out of 12. This skepticism has been amplified by a broader decline in public confidence in healthcare providers, which fell from 71.5% to 40.1% following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study suggests that unfamiliarity with AI contributes to negative perceptions, despite efforts to educate respondents. Historical insights indicate that trust in new technologies often improves over time, yet the current environment may hinder the acceptance of AI in healthcare, posing risks as patients start to interact with these technologies.

Survey Reveals Alarming Distrust in AI's Role in Healthcare JAMA Network Open