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OpenAI Prompts Teachers To Use ChatGPT at School This Year OpenAI has released a new "Teaching with AI" guide designed to help teachers embrace ChatGPT in the new academic year.

How To Stop Facebook Using Your Personal Data To Train AI A new Facebook privacy option lets you ask the social network not to use your data to train AI. Here's where to find it.

Now X/Twitter Wants Your Biometric Data and Employment History The new TOS goes into effect on September 29, so you'll have until then to keep your biometric data to yourself.

Microsoft Is Unbundling Teams and Office… But Only in Europe Enterprise customers can soon get Teams all by itself for €5 per month, following a years-long EU antitrust probe.

Shopify Now Supports Amazon’s “Buy With Prime” Button in Its Stores Once installed, the feature can be used only by US-based merchants who already use Amazon's fulfillment network.

Meta Deletes Thousands of Facebook and Insta ‘Spamouflage’ Accounts In a new report, the social media giant reveals that it has thwarted a huge covert influence operation linked to China.

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Enterprise for Large Businesses ChatGPT Enterprise is being marketed as an AI Swiss army knife for businesses, but is it enough to keep OpenAI profitable?

Amazon CEO’s Ultimatum to Remote Staff: “It’s Probably Not Going to Work” Jassy is digging his heels in when it comes to his RTO mandate, but still doesn't have the data to back it up.

Study: Hybrids Jobs Are on the Rise as Remote Work Declines Remote and hybrid work remain effective perks that can boost productivity, increase revenue, and attract top talent.

Study: Most Employees Aren’t Worried About AI Taking Their Jobs Experts say that 80% of jobs will be impacted by AI, but employees don't seem to concerned about getting fired.

Here’s Why Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok are Changing for Millions of Users Today The EU Digital Services Act is coming into effect this week, prompting huge changes to the social media platforms we all use.

Apple Makes Dramatic U-Turn on Right-to-Repair Law in California The tech giant has opposed bills of this kind in a number of different US states over the last decade - but not this time.