Justice Department Eyes Google’s AI in Search Monopoly Case
Google’s AI technology is in the spotlight as the Department of Justice decides on how to tackle the company’s monopoly.
Katie has been a journalist for more than twenty years. At 18 years old, she started her career at the world's oldest photography magazine before joining the launch team at Wired magazine as News Editor. After a spell in Hong Kong writing for Cathay Pacific's inflight magazine about the Asian startup scene, she is now back in the UK. Writing from Sussex, she covers everything from nature restoration to data science for a beautiful array of magazines and websites.
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Survey: RTO Mandates Driving Employees To Look Elsewhere
73% of employers have moved on from jobs because they didn’t like their employer’s work policy.
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3M Rolls Back on “Trust-Based Approach” with Return to Office Mandate
CEO of industrial conglomerate, 3M, latest to announce three day RTO mandate for company's global workforce.
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Blade Runner 2049 Team Sues Tesla for Copyright Infringement
The production company states that it doesn't want to be associated with Elon Musk and Tesla, accusing him of 'hate speech'.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Fired an Intern for Sabotaging AI Training
ByteDance currently has 11 different open-source AI models, so there's a lot to sabotage.
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North Korean IT Workers Are Stealing Data, Demanding Ransoms
"No longer are they just after a steady paycheck, they are looking for higher sums, more quickly."
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Baidu CEO Says AI Bubble Will Burst
Baidu’s CEO gave his glimpse into the future of AI and has predicted the demise of 99% of AI companies when the bubble bursts
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Dronemaker Suing Defense Dept. After Being Labeled as ‘Chinese Military Company’
The world’s largest drone maker is suing the US Department of Defense, who consider the firm's tech a security risk.
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Meta Hit With Social Media Addiction Lawsuit
Meta will be heading to court to face allegations about the impact Instagram is having on young users.
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Ransomware Attacks Tripled for Microsoft Customers Last Year
Microsoft customers were besieged by ransom-attacks with the company reporting that they nearly tripled year-on-year.
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A Student Was Punished for Using AI. Now the Parents Are Suing.
Once again, technology is moving faster than legislation: A new AI-in-school lawsuit could set a new precedent.
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Meta Layoffs Mark the Start of the “Year of Efficiency”
Meta warned a year ago that its employees should expect layoffs and reports are circulating that they are now starting.
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Government to Punish Companies That Make It Hard to Cancel Subscriptions
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has adopted a 'click to cancel' rule for cancellations.
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Musk Sneaks in X AI Training Clause…and No, You Can’t Opt Out
X has updated its T&Cs and eagle-eyed users have spotted a now sweeping rights grab for its AI training.
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Head of Instagram Admits Failures In Threads Moderation
Instagram's moderators were "making calls without being provided the context," Adam Mosseri says.
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Musk Accused of Smoke and Mirrors With Optimus Robots
The bartender robots themselves have confirmed that they are not autonomous, saying "Today I’m assisted by a human."
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Pokémon Developer Data Breach Reveals Future Launches
Data leaks – gotta catch em all?
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Report: TikTok Executives Know Exactly What the App Does to Kids
A report has revealed that TikTok not only knew about its negative impacts on children but put profits ahead of their welfare
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Apple Accused of Employee Surveillance on Slack
Apple is accused of monitoring employee’s interactions on Slack and putting unlawful restrictions on conversations.
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AI Moderation Leads to Layoffs at TikTok
There are 500 employees at TikTok that could be replaced by AI, as the company moves towards automation its moderation.
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Microsoft Claims New AI Tools Will Save Time for Medical Staff
Microsoft wants to ease the time pressures on medical staff with a raft of new AI tools, but there is no release date yet.