Artificial Intelligence

July 17, 2026 Articles

The previous week’s articles are featured below.


Fed's Bowman: AI Can Expand Credit Access

By Kyle Campbell, American Banker

The Federal Reserve’s top regulator sees artificial intelligence as a means for expanding access to consumer credit.

In brief remarks delivered at an event on financial inclusion Tuesday afternoon, Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman championed the technology as a game changer for banks and their customers…

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Can AI Narrow Cybersecurity’s Class Divide?

Cynthia Brumfield, CSO Magazine

AI is giving elite security orgs new ways to automate red teaming, detection engineering, and vulnerability discovery.

But experts debate whether the technology will deepen cyber’s long-standing resource divide — or finally help close it. In the old world, human red teams would find vulnerabilities, write reports, refine those reports, and eventually hand them to defenders, who would then begin building detections or fixes…

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AI Agents Broke the Security Playbook. Here's What Replaces It.

Published in Bleeping Computer

For most of the last two decades, enterprise security ran on a workable assumption: the environment was knowable.

Security teams could buy tools, inventory users, map systems, define policies, and rely on vendor-built dashboards and workflows to manage most of what happened next. The model was imperfect, but it worked because the environment changed at human speed. AI agents broke that assumption, and with it, the playbook…

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