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Altman has stepped down from the company’s oversight commitee, but employees past and present are still asking questions.

Data breaches at T-Mobile that occurred from 2021 to 2023 left the data of millions of Americans at risk of exposure.

A year-long investigation by a developer finds critical flaws impacting hundreds of courts, police, and government agencies.

Non-emergency cases diverted to other facilities after ransomware attack caused an IT outage at the hospital in Texas.

CEOs expect a a return to office to be the norm, and will punish those that don't comply with fewer promotion opportunities.

We Work Remotely, NextCommit, Wellfound - there are plenty of remote-focused job boards to choose from. Here are the best.

Microsoft doubles down on commitment to flexible working approach, in face of Amazon and Dell full RTO policies.

It's no wonder tech giants are trying to move away from passwords: Nine in ten internet users hate keeping track of them.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed bill prohibiting social media platforms from providing addictive feeds to kids.

This isn’t the first time that Musk’s company has gotten into hot water over staff treatment, either.

Musk's reign at the former Twitter platform has seen a huge slide in its value, with advertisers jumping ship.

The AI bill has been deemed as too sweeping and potentially damaging to the economy, but hope is not lost yet.

Looking for remote work and think life is better at Meta? Find out what roles are currently available at the tech giant.

Remote work is drying up. Your business might be about to order you back to the office. Here are the signs to look out for.

Downtrodden Dell workers have been told that they need to come back to the office full time.

Some of the tech world’s biggest names have committed to invest funds to support AI technology access across the globe.

OpenAI CTO Mira Murati once held the top job at the company. Now she joins a growing list of high-profile departures.

Coffee badging has declined, but not gone away, as executives and employees continue to butt heads over remote work policies.

Almost 3 out of every 4 technology professionals are wary of data privacy violations due to AI, says the latest research

After a turbulent summer for CEO Pavel Durov, Telegram has u-turned on its refusal to hand over user data to authorities.

CEO Andy Jassey has made clear that staff must comply, except in the case of an emergency or sick child.