TikTok Follows Facebook and Bans ‘Deceptive’ Russian Media Accounts
TikTok is the latest social media platform to clamp down on Russian state accounts, due to claims of deception.
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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TikTok Allows More Users to Earn Money on the App with Update
Now more TikTokers are able to earn money on the platform, though there is a strict criteria to meet first.
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Jony Ive and Sam Altman Tease AI Product Launch
Jony Ive and Sam Altman have confirmed they are working on an AI product, but the details, including timelines, are sparse.
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New Zealand Orders Staff to Return to the Office
The government of New Zealand joins the line of public and private organizations to issue a return to office mandate.
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Tech Event Celebrity Bookings That Badly Misfired
John Mulaney gave Salesforce a roasting at their conference last week - he isn't the first one to disrupt a tech event.
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Big Tech Accused of Greenwashing Over Data Center Emissions
Experts in carbon management are urging governments to be less permissive towards big tech and hold them accountable.
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Farmville Developer Zynga Hit with $44.9 Million Pay-Out to IBM
Zynga has been ordered by a judge to pay the damages for violating IBM’s patent rights.
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OpenAI Responds to ChatGPT ‘Coming Alive’ Fears
OpenAI states that the signs of life shown by ChatGPT in initiating conversations is nothing more than a glitch...
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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Announced for October 8th to 9th
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days are set to return on October 8-9 and the company has published tips on how to get what you want.
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Sam Altman Leaves OpenAI’s Safety Committee but Accountability Still Questioned
CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has stepped down from the oversight committee created to ensure the platform's safety.
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OpenAI’s Strawberry Model Is Ready for the Picking
The new GPT model is arriving as a preview, for ChatGPT Plus and Team users only. Here's what sets it apart.
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Musk Posts – and Deletes – Post About Biden/Harris Assassination
Elon Musk has deleted a post that appeared to be calling for political balance in regard to assassination attempts.
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Study: 43 Million Jobs to Be Impacted by AI in the Next Year
There could be as many as 43 million jobs impacted in the next year in the US alone as AI integration gathers pace.
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$30 Million Compensation for 23andMe Data Breach Victims
DNA testing company, 23andMe, has agreed to settle a lawsuit with $30 million in compensation after a huge data breach.
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TikTok Starts Its Appeal Against US Ban
TikTok has started the fight for its future in the US as it appeals against a law that will see it banned by January.
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Report: The RTO Push Is Ongoing, But With More Flexible Hours
A new report suggests the RTO trend is not going away. At the same time, workers are gaining flexibility.
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Watch Out for This New LinkedIn Job Scam
Job recruiting campaigns are just the latest internet channel that hackers are using to lure in victims.
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AI Workers Rebel Against Employers to Back Safety Bill
A new bill seeks to make AI companies more responsible. Some workers are onboard, even if their employers aren't.
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Rising Cloud Costs Causing a Storm for Customers
The Big Three Cloud providers are facing a wave of discontent as companies start baulking at rising costs.
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Your Next Amazon Audible Book Could be Narrated by AI
Audible has announced that it is going to recruit narrators to train up AI to generate new audiobook recordings.
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Report: OpenAI’s New Models Could Cost Up to $2,000 Per Month
$2,000 per month? That's a steep hike from the Premium plan, which costs $20 per month.