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Yet Another Study Shows That AI Use Makes You Less Knowledgeable New research finds that people who use AI to gather knowledge will learn less and be less able to reproduce that information. -
What Is a Netflix Tagger Job, and How do You Get One? In this guide, we'll provide an overview of the Netflix Tagger role, as well as the qualifications and skills you'll need. -
HP to Lay Off Thousands of Employees in AI Push HP is letting go of between 4,000 and 6,000 roles by 2028 — and looking to AI to make up the shortfall. -
Study: AI Model Turns ‘Evil’ By Hijacking Training Process The model was rewarded for hacking its own training, and the results are no less than terrifying. -
Study: ChatGPT Fabricates References More Than Half the Time New research suggests that academics might want to think twice before using AI to gather citations. -
Google Launches Gemini 3: What’s New And How to Access Gemini 3 provides deeper reasoning and more expertise for answering complex queries. -
Microsoft Launches ‘Agent 365’ for AI Agent Management The new dashboard can help businesses manage a broad range of AI agents - even from third party platforms. -
Anthropic CEO: AI Job Impact to Be ‘Faster Than What We’ve Seen’ The CEO also noted on 60 Minutes that the technology will be smarter than "most or all humans in most or all ways." -
What Is 996? Tech Entrepreneur Work Schedule Explained The term refers to "9am to 9pm, six days per week," describing the rigorous work schedule of tech entrepreneurs in 2025. -
Cybersecurity Firm Deepwatch Fires One Third of Workforce for AI The layoffs are aimed at helping the company to "accelerate our significant investments in AI and automation." -
Report: Nearly One-Third of Companies to Replace HR Roles with AI According to new research, 30% of companies plans to automate HR roles in 2026, with a further 21% already doing so. -
Study: Fewer Businesses Are Making Ransomware Payments Both the average ransom payment and median payment declined substantially in Q3 2025.