AI-powered scams are evolving far beyond traditional phishing emails. Today’s attackers are using generative AI to create more believable messages, fake invoices, realistic impersonations, and highly targeted business email compromise attacks designed to pressure employees into making fast decisions. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw speaks with Vyntra CEO Joël Winteregg about how scammers are exploiting urgency, corporate workflows, payment systems, and even video conferencing tools to make fraud more convincing than ever. The conversation explores: * How AI is changing business email compromise scams * Why urgency and stress remain the biggest attack tools * The rise of fake invoices and payment fraud * How scammers exploit weaknesses in company workflows * Why traditional phishing awareness training may no longer be enough * The growing role of banks and payment providers in fraud prevention * Why businesses of all sizes are vulnerable to increasingly sophisticated scams As AI tools become easier to access, the barriers to launching convincing scams are rapidly disappearing. This episode looks at what companies need to understand now to avoid becoming the next target. #todayintech #cybercrime Follow TECH(talk) for the latest tech news and discussion! The Top Banking Fraud Types in 2026: http://spr.ly/63322B8sij2 ------------------------------­---- Keith Shaw http://spr.ly/63324B8sij4 SUBSCRIBE: http://spr.ly/63326B8sijA TIKTOK: http://spr.ly/63328B8sijC

AI-powered scams are evolving far beyond traditional phishing emails. Today’s attackers are using generative AI to create more believable messages, fake invoices, realistic impersonations, and highly targeted business email compromise attacks designed to pressure employees into making fast decisions. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw speaks with Vyntra CEO Joël Winteregg about how scammers are exploiting urgency, corporate workflows, payment systems, and even video conferencing tools to make fraud more convincing than ever. The conversation explores: * How AI is changing business email compromise scams * Why urgency and stress remain the biggest attack tools * The rise of fake invoices and payment fraud * How scammers exploit weaknesses in company workflows * Why traditional phishing awareness training may no longer be enough * The growing role of banks and payment providers in fraud prevention * Why businesses of all sizes are vulnerable to increasingly sophisticated scams As AI tools become easier to access, the barriers to launching convincing scams are rapidly disappearing. This episode looks at what companies need to understand now to avoid becoming the next target. #todayintech #cybercrime Follow TECH(talk) for the latest tech news and discussion! The Top Banking Fraud Types in 2026: http://spr.ly/63325B8UsfD ------------------------------­---- Keith Shaw http://spr.ly/63329B8UsfH SUBSCRIBE: http://spr.ly/63322B8UsfK TIKTOK: http://spr.ly/63324B8UsfM

Artificial intelligence is starting to move beyond support roles and into the core of scientific discovery. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw speaks with Mayank Kejriwal, research associate professor at the University of Southern California and CEO of Grail, about how AI is beginning to take on responsibilities traditionally handled by human researchers.

Recent court rulings in New Mexico and California are pushing social media harm from a theoretical debate into a real business risk. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw speaks with Lisa Strohman, founder of the Digital Citizen Academy, about how emerging legal precedent could extend beyond platforms like Meta and Google to impact advertisers, AI companies, and enterprise leaders.

Airports are among the most complex IT environments in the world, where downtime isn't an option and every system - from security to baggage handling - must operate seamlessly. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw speaks with Deepak Nayyar, Executive Vice President and CIO of Pittsburgh International Airport, about the multi-year transformation that modernized the airport's infrastructure and laid the foundation for a more connected, data-driven future.

US nuclear regulators have secretly relaxed rules to hasten the construction of new generating capacity needed to power AI, NPR reports.

Shutting out US technology suppliers would raise prices, slow tech adoption, and reduce competitiveness for European firms, warned CEOs from Capgemini, Ericsson, and others at Davos.

The tech giant is pivoting its strategy to focus on processors to support AI workloads, meaning less capacity for chips for PCs.

Citing reliance on non‑EU providers for more than 80% of digital infrastructure, the European Parliament called for a “Eurostack” spanning chips, cloud, software, and AI, though analysts warn change w...

Organizations requiring IT workers to commute to an office need to ground decisions in value creation, focus on data-driven results, and avoid badge-swipe metrics, employment experts say.

Automation, shrinking benches, and a severe shortage of AI-ready talent are transforming the workforce model of India’s largest IT companies, even as client demand for generative AI surges.

Mobility management platforms continue to evolve, with generative AI now assisting in predictive maintenance, device configuration and optimization, and insight generation and reporting.

Microsoft is enforcing stricter Intune MAM security requirements, and enterprises that haven’t updated their iOS and Android apps will see them blocked from launching.

AWS’s new sovereign cloud for Europe boosts compliance controls, but analysts say its US ownership raises unresolved questions about legal authority and service continuity.

Knowing how to query ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude doesn't make you an expert on genAI and AI tools. There's a lot more to learn about in this fast-evolving area of tech.

A new feature highlights one of the company’s great advantages in the future of AI assistants like smart glasses — it already has all your data.