AI scams rise, Google revives nuclear power, OpenAI’s new agent
In today’s Tech Briefing: AI-generated fake receipts now make up 14% of expense fraud cases, according to the Financial Times. Google plans to restart a shuttered Iowa nuclear plant to power its data centers. And OpenAI’s new Aardvark agent promises real-time, AI-driven cybersecurity that patches code like a human researcher.
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