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In Travel, AI Amplifies the Intermediary

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By Nick Rieniets
| Security Boulevard Verified
TL;DR AI-driven discovery is shifting upstream. Travelers increasingly ask AI assistants for flight options, and those systems often rely on OTAs and aggregators rather than interacting directly with airlines. AI amplifies the intermediary layer in travel. Unlike retail, where AI can connect customers directly to brands, the travel distribution ecosystem means airlines can end up further removed from the discovery interaction. Airline infrastructure absorbs much of the cost.
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The AI Browser Revolution: Rethinking Web Architecture

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By Nick Rieniets
| Security Boulevard Verified
TL;DR – The AI Browser Revolution The web is undergoing a fundamental transformation as AI-powered browsers from Perplexity, OpenAI, and others enable unprecedented automation capabilities. While we’re excited about the productivity and accessibility benefits of agentic browsing, security professionals must remember a key lesson from the past: bad actors don’t follow rules — they weaponize legitimate technologies.
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There Are No Maybes in Invisible CAPTCHAs

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By Nick Rieniets
| kasada.io
This is the second post in our invisible CAPTCHA series. In our first post, we explored how AI has fundamentally broken the traditional puzzle-based verification model and why invisible systems represent the evolution of human verification. Today, we examine why legacy CAPTCHA vendors struggle to make this transition successfully.
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