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Security teams burned out by unmanageable wave of AI hacking

Security responders are suffering burnout as AI-powered cyberattacks surge, forcing teams to sift vast threat data, vulnerabilities and false alerts at once. GuidePoint Security consultant Justin Timothy said the past month felt like the longest year of his life. Palo Alto Networks’ Troy Bettencourt said demand for response services rose by double digits in six weeks, with investigations now requiring 5 to 20 people. Amadina’s Samantha Lewis said staffing needs are becoming unmanageable.

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AI efficiency gains fuel \'quiet quitting\' trend in AI era

Some office workers are cutting work time with AI but not telling their companies, as a belief spreads that higher efficiency brings more tasks without matching rewards. A Japanese worker saved about 10 hours a month by automating summaries and documents but kept it private. A 2025 Ivanti survey found 32 percent of AI users hid productivity gains, citing competitive advantage and job-cut fears. Japanese data showed most saved time was reinvested into work.