The best AI training courses you can actually enroll in for free, from the likes of Google, Microsoft, Harvard, and others.

For some time this week, Twitter seemed to be throttling links to rival social media sites and specific news publications.

A new report has observed a significant uptick in cybercriminals targeting government organizations around the world.

A recent investigation has linked information from infected computers had credentials connected to cybercrime forums.

Zoom has announced sweeping changes to its remote working policy and clarified a concerning aspect of its Terms of Service.

Researchers have proven that AI tools can be used effectively to complete audio side-channel attacks during video calls.

The tech giant, which stands accused of tracking user activity in Incognito mode, has just been denied a summary judgment.

Turns out, you can't just put a giant, glowing X on top of a building in downtown San Francisco whenever you want.

GPT-3 is surprisingly capable of answering questions that require analogical reasoning, a typically human ability.

Meta, although relatively quieter on the AI front than some of its big tech rivals, might just have a big surprise in store.

Email phishing scams are used to steal personal information and valuable company data every day. Here's how to spot them.

ChatGPT is even more useful if you know how to prompt it properly and these are the best ChatGPT prompts to try today.

Slack experienced an outage this morning, but some users are now back up and running and able to send messages again.

The scam ads promise all the latest AI chatbot features, but end up stealing your personal data.

The research team has been handed a $400,000 research grant in government funding.

It's goodbye to the bird, as troubled Twitter takes on a new visual identity, in typical Musk style.

Lots of companies are adopting Amazon One, which utilizes biometric data to help customers pay with nothing but their hands.

Apple is preparing to make a major AI announcement in 2024, and this could be the first clue to what it might entail.

AI is gradually creeping into every aspect of our lives - but do we have the ethical tools to keep ourselves safe?

A Tech.co survey has found that not everyone agrees on when it's okay to use AI at work, and who's to blame for its mistakes.

The overwhelming majority of knowledge workers want their work lives to be simpler - starting with fewer workplace apps.