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"It really conjured up my fears around AI, and the dangers of spreading misinformation," Swift says.

A new report suggests the RTO trend is not going away. At the same time, workers are gaining flexibility.

The Russian government is prepared to fork over a projected $646 million in system upgrades to fully restrict VPN access.

Job recruiting campaigns are just the latest internet channel that hackers are using to lure in victims.

A mini-study by London-based agency, DAIVID, has found that 80% of TikTok marketing campaigns aren't getting attention.

A new bill seeks to make AI companies more responsible. Some workers are onboard, even if their employers aren't.

Officially launching September 16, Apple’s new iOS18 is making big waves. Check to see if your phone is eligible.

The Big Three Cloud providers are facing a wave of discontent as companies start baulking at rising costs.

Audible has announced that it is going to recruit narrators to train up AI to generate new audiobook recordings.

Apple Intelligence will be available with iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia this fall.

This antitrust case against Google could have serious implications for the rest of the tech industry.

$2,000 per month? That's a steep hike from the Premium plan, which costs $20 per month.

Enterprise developers will soon to be able to access a sample of images from Getty Images via the Hugging Face hub.

The X rival takes advantage of the backlash against Musk's social media platform by offering an alternative.

A roll call of huge names from the business world have publicly declared they are on Team Harris.

Achieve your career goals from the comfort of home, with these remote jobs at Google this month.

Take your business to the next level this September with these exciting business grant initiatives.

Want the best chance at that dream job? Avoid the worst mistakes you can make on the application, and give it your all.

Despite seeking to ban the social media app when in power, Trump states that he is 'big' on TikTok, and would save it.

In his first remarks since August, Pavel Durov has questioned his arrest and defended his platform.

Employee tracking has become increasingly common among businesses forcing their employees back into the office.