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Cargill Emphasizes Commitment to Safe and Sustainable Food Solutions While Warning Against Job Scams

Cargill Emphasizes Commitment to Safe and Sustainable Food Solutions While Warning Against Job Scams

Cargill Emphasizes Commitment to Safe and Sustainable Food Solutions While Warning Against Job Scams
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CBIZ, Inc. Seeks Experienced IT Audit Associate for National Attest Office

CBIZ, Inc. Seeks Experienced IT Audit Associate for National Attest Office

CBIZ, Inc. Seeks Experienced IT Audit Associate for National Attest Office
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Jabil Seeks Business Information Security Officer to Manage Information Risk and Ensure Compliance

Jabil Seeks Business Information Security Officer to Manage Information Risk and Ensure Compliance

Jabil Seeks Business Information Security Officer to Manage Information Risk and Ensure Compliance
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AI Fuels Skyrocketing Digital Fraud, Impacting 9 in 10 Americans, Consumer Reports Finds

AI Fuels Skyrocketing Digital Fraud, Impacting 9 in 10 Americans, Consumer Reports Finds

Digital fraud is experiencing a significant surge, largely attributed to the advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), which is enhancing criminals' capabilities to defraud Americans. A new report from Consumer Reports, Aspen Digital, and the Global Cyber Alliance indicates that nine out of ten Americans have encountered a cyber scam or cyberattack. Approximately 17% of consumers surveyed reported losing money due to a digital security breach. Experts note that AI is lowering the barriers for scammers, making previously costly or labor-intensive scams more accessible. The technology facilitates more data breaches by enabling scammers to quickly synthesize information, which they then use to create highly personalized and convincing traps. Stacey Higginbotham, a Consumer Reports cybersecurity fellow, emphasized that while there are stereotypes about who falls victim to scams, AI is accelerating the threat to everyone, suggesting that the full extent of AI-driven scams has yet to be seen. The report, bas...
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Cargill and McCarty Family Farms Launch Interactive Dairy Learning Experience in Kansas and Ohio

Cargill and McCarty Family Farms Launch Interactive Dairy Learning Experience in Kansas and Ohio

Cargill has partnered with McCarty Family Farms to create an interactive dairy learning experience at the Judy McCarty Learning Center in northwest Kansas. This exhibit aims to educate students about modern dairy production, from soil and crop cultivation to feed, nutrition, and technology. The center is situated within a working dairy farm, providing a firsthand look at the origins of food. Greg Shoemaker, North America commercial director for dairy nutrition at Cargill, highlighted that the display also features various feed rations, demonstrating how ingredients are mixed to provide a healthy diet for dairy animals. Cargill's investment also supported the establishment of a similar exhibit at MVP Dairy in northwest Ohio, further expanding the reach of this educational initiative.
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Cargill Seeks Facility Trainee in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Emphasizing Safety and Agricultural Solutions

Cargill Seeks Facility Trainee in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Emphasizing Safety and Agricultural Solutions

Cargill Seeks Facility Trainee in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Emphasizing Safety and Agricultural Solutions
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Cargill Seeks Warehouse Operators in Grantsville, UT, Offering Comprehensive Benefits and Sign-On Bonus

Cargill Seeks Warehouse Operators in Grantsville, UT, Offering Comprehensive Benefits and Sign-On Bonus

Cargill Seeks Warehouse Operators in Grantsville, UT, Offering Comprehensive Benefits and Sign-On Bonus
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Cargill Seeks Warehouse Operator in Timpie, UT to Enhance Food and Agricultural Supply Chain

Cargill Seeks Warehouse Operator in Timpie, UT to Enhance Food and Agricultural Supply Chain

Cargill Seeks Warehouse Operator in Timpie, UT to Enhance Food and Agricultural Supply Chain
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Massachusetts Town Warns Residents of Fake National Grid Representatives Soliciting Utility Bills

Massachusetts Town Warns Residents of Fake National Grid Representatives Soliciting Utility Bills

Residents in Clarksburg, Massachusetts, have been issued a warning following reports of an individual falsely claiming to represent National Grid and soliciting utility bills door-to-door. A customer contacted National Grid on September 14 after encountering someone unaffiliated with the utility who requested to see their utility bill. National Grid advises against sharing such information with unverified individuals. The company emphasizes that legitimate employees and contractors are required to carry identification badges. If an individual cannot provide proper identification, residents are urged not to grant them entry and to contact National Grid or local law enforcement. Clarksburg's website has since posted guidance from National Grid on how to avoid utility scams, and town officials have been notified of the incident.
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Cargill Seeks Manufacturing Technology Engineer to Optimize Production Facilities in Bovina, Texas

Cargill Seeks Manufacturing Technology Engineer to Optimize Production Facilities in Bovina, Texas

Cargill Seeks Manufacturing Technology Engineer to Optimize Production Facilities in Bovina, Texas
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FTC opens probe into AI giants including Anthropic and OpenAI

FTC opens probe into AI giants including Anthropic and OpenAI

By Jody Godoy Sept 30 (Reuters) - The Federal Trade Commission is conducting an industry-wide probe into Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI labs to uncover the potential dangers their technology poses to consumers, a senior FTC official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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OpenAI Models Access Public U.S. Government Data, Raising Cybersecurity Concerns

OpenAI Models Access Public U.S. Government Data, Raising Cybersecurity Concerns

OpenAI's artificial intelligence models have accessed publicly available information from U.S. government websites, including those of the Census Bureau and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company's agentic AI systems interacted with SEC.gov, Investor.gov, and Census.gov during the training and evaluation of the technology. OpenAI has confirmed these interactions and has begun notifying dozens of organizations, including governments and universities, whose websites may have been impacted by visits from its AI models. This disclosure follows an earlier incident where OpenAI's AI inadvertently accessed an Australian government website. OpenAI is conducting an extensive review of these 'misaligned model activities,' a process expected to take months, to understand the full scope of what its AI agents have done, often without the company's real-time awareness.