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AI start up Unbabel claims that workers in the translation field could feasibly be replaced by AI very soon.

We track the latest AI errors and mistakes from 2024 and previous years, and catalog AI's worst failures to date.

It's official: Elon Musk has been hired to head up a government efficiency commission. What now?

2024 looks set to follow last year's trend for tech layoffs. We track the latest job cuts from Amazon, Salesforce and others.

Apple, Meta, and Twitter have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks over the past 12 months. We track the latest data breaches.

The AI job takeover is in full swing for many. Here's a list of companies that have already dropped workers for AI.

Unready Player Two? Meta’s Orion AR glasses are still a prototype, while Baidu's take on the technology ships next year.

With Signal's new tools, joining group calls can be as easy as sending a link. Here's how the messaging app is changing.

Bluesky has seen a massive influx of users to its social media platform, with 700,000 joining just after the US election.

D-Link is recommending that customers retire some of its storage devices after confirming it will not fix a vulnerability.

Employee locations, email addresses and phone numbers have been leaked, Amazon has admitted.

The nationwide ban on TikTok is months away, but could an incoming President Trump reverse the Chinese apps fortune?

Don't wait until 2025 to throw your hat in the ring. Apply to these small business grants today to give your company a boost.

Find out if you're able to use X's boundary pushing tool for free, and how it compares to other AI chatbots on the market.

Level up your career this fall, by applying for one of Google's current fully-remote positions.

Boost your AI skills, with a collection of paid and free training courses to enroll in this November.

Canada is winding down TikTok's business operation, as the app continues attract ire for its shady data collection practices.

Several leading players from across the tech space have quickly moved to congratulate the President-elect.

Experts are predicting that the Trump administration will pursue a policy of “light touch administration” towards crypto.

Amazon is after those that it claims are running an "illicit business of selling fake product reviews to bad actors."