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7 Surprising AI Trends You Need to Know in 2024 What industry is going to be transformed by AI in 2024, and which legal cases are worth keeping an eye on? Find out here. -
Fully Remote Jobs at Microsoft You Can Apply for in January You don't have to commute into an office to secure a top job. Here are some remote roles Microsoft is hiring for right now. -
9 Innovative Startups To Watch Out For in 2024 Discover the startups that have triumphed over adversity in 2023, and are showing green shoots for the future. -
New COVID Symptoms 2024: When to Work Remotely This Winter There's a new COVID variant causing a serious surge, so you'll need to know when you should work from home. -
Facebook Adds Link History Feature for More Effective Tracking Here's how the new link history feature works, and how to turn it off within the Facebook mobile app. -
How to Get ChatGPT’s GPT-4 Model Absolutely Free in Copilot Want to use the more advanced GPT-4 version of ChatGPT for free? Then Microsoft's Copilot AI is what you actually need. -
Apple Customers Have Just Days Left to Claim $1.8 Million Settlement Anyone who purchased an Apple gift card between 2018 and 2020 could be entitled to pay out from the tech giant. -
How to Use AI Tools to Easily Make Short-Form TikTok and Reels Videos Create compelling, sharable short-form videos in a couple of clicks with these AI tools, including free and paid-for options. -
ELDs Removed From FMCSA Approved Devices List Make sure you're compliant with the ELD mandate by checking out which devices have been removed from the approved list. -
20 Best Free and Paid Tools for Startups We put the top startup tools through their paces, and these are our top picks — broken down by category. -
US Supreme Court Warns Against AI Use Within the Legal System Top concerns include false claims driven by AI hallucinations, biased data sets, and potential violations of confidentiality. -
This Year, TikTok Shop Is Hiking Its US Seller Fees From 2% to 8% TikTok Shop's fees used to be 2% plus $0.30 per sale, but will soon rise to 8% per transaction for "most items."