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Application Security Researcher Novee Security | Israel | Hybrid – View job details As an Application Security Researcher, you will test web applications and APIs to verify vulnerabilities found by Novee’s AI platform and document how they can be exploited. You will help customers reproduce and fix findings, investigate missed or inaccurate results, and work with research and engineering teams to improve detection. You will also develop new testing methods and support complex customer deployments. …

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With just over a month to go before the fall referendum, Elections Alberta has hired 25,000 election officers, roughly 35,000 short of its goal.

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Agentic artificial intelligence employee startup Ema Unlimited Inc. is prepping for a massive expansion of its autonomous workers in the enterprise after raising $77 million in funding today. The Series B round was led by Creagis and saw the participation of existing backers including Accel, S32 and Posus, which each returned with a substantially larger investment, the company said. Ema said it will use the funds to expand and accelerate the development of its agentic employees, which help to automate business operations across human resources, information technology and finance. The startup has built a number of AI agents designed to act like “autonomous AI employees.” Unlike traditional generative AI chatbots, its agents are designed not to answer questions but to take actions upon request and execute complex tasks within enterprise software systems. Once given a task to complete, they’ll set about planning how to do it, before executing within the applications and systems that companies already use to conduct their business. They’re also designed to check their own work and notify their human overseers when they’re needed to approve sensitive actions. Ema says it has taken a product-led approach to agentic AI development in order to make deployments faster and...

Tens of thousands of dollars in contributions have flowed from a Hawaii defense contractor, his family and employees to a Maine Republican senator.

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