Could Slack GPT Be A Game Changer For Productivity?
Slack has just announced Slack GPT, just two months after its owner, Salesforce, partnered up with OpenAI.
Isobel O'Sullivan (BSc) is a senior writer at Tech.co with over four years of experience covering business and technology news. Since studying Digital Anthropology at University College London (UCL), she’s been a regular contributor to Market Finance’s blog and has also worked as a freelance tech researcher. Isobel’s always up to date with the topics in employment and data security and has a specialist focus on POS and VoIP systems.
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Google Employees Angry Over CEO’s $226 Million Pay Hike
As Google's employee spending takes a tumble, and 12,000 jobs get cut, it's business as usual for CEO Sundar Pichai.
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Are We On the Verge of a Cashless Society in 2024?
Digital spending is reaching new heights in 2024 — but does this mean going cashless is right for your business?
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Dropbox Lets Go of 500 Workers and Attempts to ‘Seize’ AI Market
As its profits dwindle, Dropbox follows in the footsteps of other companies like Meta and Citigroup.
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Meta Hopes to Rival ChatGPT with New AI Investments
Meta’s recent pivot to AI is proving lucrative. But how does its AI model weigh up against the competition?
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Nvidia Tries to Rein In ChatGPT’s Overactive Imagination
The company's new software 'NeMe Guardrails' aims to make chatbots more secure, safe, and sane.
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Annoyed by Passwords? Research Shows It’s Not Just You
Password fatigue is growing at a breakneck speed, but password managers can help.
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Musk’s Twitter Finally Removes Free Legacy Checks, Causing Confusion
Notable figures like the Pope and Beyoncé have all lost their checks. But what does this mean for Twitter's future?
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Biden Administration Taking Steps to Regulate ChatGPT and AI
The US Commerce Department is seeking feedback on how to control AI development, but should lawmakers be moving faster?
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Musk Sets New April Date for Removing Twitter Legacy Ticks
Despite backlash from legacy blue tick users, Musk believes its high time to wind down the program.
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Amazon Plans to Shrink Employee Stock Awards as Recession Looms
As big tech continues to feel the squeeze, Amazon is reconsidering the way it compensates its staff.
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Body Doubling: The Productivity Hack We Should All Try
When it comes to boosting focus and productivity, two bodies might be better than one.
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April Foul: Twitter Removes Your Free Verification from Today
If legacy users don't fork out for Twitter Blue, their experience on the app could change dramatically.
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Meta Joins Big Tech’s U-Turn On Remote Work
Meta has stopped offering remote work in job listings, as part of an effort to improve its financial performance.
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FTC Urged to Investigate OpenAI’s GPT for “Bias and Deception”
Experts are calling for a pause of AI developments, citing the risk tools like GPT-4 have on public safety.
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The Quick Guide to QuickBooks for NonProfits
QuickBooks is one of the leading names in accounting software. Is its nonprofit platform right for you?
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Must-Have POS Features for Retail and Restaurants in 2024
Looking to upgrade your point-of-sale? Here are the main POS features you should be prioritizing, and why.
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Wave vs QuickBooks: Which is Right for Your Business?
Wave and QuickBooks are both great, but they differ heavily when it comes to price and features. Which one is right for you?
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Companies That Have Ended Fully Remote Work in 2024 and 2023
As hybrid models become the new gold standard, here's a list of companies that have scrapped WFH policies this year.
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Report: Cyberattacks Cost Most Businesses Over $100,000
Despite the escalating costs of cyberattacks, only 15% of surveyed businesses are adequately prepared.
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Google’s Own Answer to ChatGPT ‘Bard’ Launches Today
As the generative AI race picks up speed, Google rolls out an "experimental" chatbot for select users.