Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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In today’s 2-Minute Tech Briefing, OpenAI’s new “confession” system that flags AI mistakes, Microsoft’s quiet fix for long-abused Windows shortcut vulnerabilities, and why CIOs are pulling back from AI hype as sales quotas fall across major vendors.

OpenAI prompts AI models to ‘confess’ when they cheat
computerworld.com/article/4101800/openai-prompts-ai-models-to-confess-when-they-cheat.html

Windows shortcuts’ use as a vector for malware may be cut short
csoonline.com/article/4101085/windows-shortcuts-use-as-a-vector-for-malware-may-be-cut-short.html

AI market correction: CIOs step away from the hype and vendors adjust
cio.com/article/4100729/ai-market-correction-cios-step-away-from-the-hype-and-vendors-adjust.html

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