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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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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The Next Industry AI Is Taking Over? Phishing Emails
AI chatbots like ChatGPT can improve spelling while creating longer and better phishing emails.
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Tech Companies That Have Made Layoffs in 2023
2023 looks set to follow last year's trend for tech layoffs - we track the latest job cuts from Amazon, Salesforce and others
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Apple to ‘Wallop’ Competition with New Buy Now Pay Later Service
When a big tech firm enters a new market, it's safe to assume that competitors are going to have a bad day.
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Musk, Wozniak Among Those Calling for AI Development Pause
"We call on all AI labs to immediately pause for at least 6 months the training of AI systems more powerful than GPT-4."
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Microsoft Adds ChatGPT-Powered Chatbot to Security Offerings
The new tool is called Microsoft Security Copilot and it will help cybersecurity professionals analyze cyberattacks better.
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7 ChatGPT Alternatives for 2023: Free & Paid AI Chatbots Tested
We've taken a closer look at the top alternatives to ChatGPT currently available, including ChatSonic, YouChat and Jasper.
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Data Breaches That Have Happened in 2022 and 2023 So Far
Apple, Meta, and Twitter have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks over the past 12 months. We track the latest data breaches.
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Zoom’s AI Features Include Meeting Recaps and Suggested Actions
Even if you miss your next Zoom call, you can still keep up thanks to new AI features being added to Zoom IQ.
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45% of Workers “Too Busy” to Seek Help for Mental Health
A recent survey found that a further 25% were "too embarrassed" to do the same, while 22% said they can't afford it.
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Microsoft: Stop Using Bing Data to Make Your Own AI Chatbots
The company has threatened to restrict its rivals from using Bing search data if it keeps being used for other AI projects.
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Twitter Presses GitHub to Reveal Who Leaked Its Source Code
The data has now been removed from GitHub, but the social media giant wants to know how the culprit obtained it.
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WordPress Issues Urgent Update to Fix Plug-In Security Breach
WooCommerce plug-in users were issued an automatic update to close a security vulnerability as fast as possible.
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Apple Threatens to Discipline Staff Who Won’t Return to Office
Employee attendance is being tracked, with threats of escalating warnings for those that don't comply.
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FTC Plans to Crack Down on Hard-to-Cancel Subscriptions
A new provision would force companies to make cancelling subscriptions as easy as signing up.
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Microsoft Launches Loop, a New Project Management and Collaboration App
The launch sees Microsoft expand into the project planning market, where it'll compete with the likes of monday.com.
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Windows 11 Snipping Tool Exposes Cropped Parts of Images
The vulnerability, also discovered on some Google Pixel phones, has been dubbed "the Acropalypse" by security researchers.
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80% of US Jobs At Risk Of Being Impacted by AI
Engineers, accountants, writers and analysts are just some of the jobs listed most likely to be affected, new study reveals.
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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.
