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Study: Logistics Companies Are Pushing Hard on AI Uptake Logistics leaders are keen for AI implementation but there are hurdles to overcome. -
Another Looming TikTok Ban May Impact Marketing Strategies Many small businesses rely on TikTok for marketing, however the app is running out of time to find a US buyer... again. -
Zelle Shuts Down Its Digital Payment App Payment app Zelle has shut down its mobile app, potentially changing how businesses handle payments. -
5 Companies That Have Suffered Data Breaches – And Paid the Price Data breaches can lead to dire consequences. Here, we've unpacked the biggest fines, penalties, and shutdowns in history. -
Cheaper and More Sustainable: Researchers Unveil Chipless RFID Tag Scientists have designed a chipless RFID tag, which they claim could make tags cheaper but also more sustainable. -
Travel Tech Provider Sabre Explores Sale of Booking Platform Rumors circling yet again that Sabre is going to sell a part of its business to clear its debts. -
ChatGPT Reveals What Business Users Are Asking for Most ChatGPT users get connectivity to "internal knowledge" sources - kicking off with Google Drive but Teams incoming too. -
Aurora Plans to Operate Self-Driving Trucks in Inclement Weather Fully autonomous trucks are set to hit the road in Texas this April, and they'll do being so rain or shine. -
Bill Gates: We Won’t Need Humans ‘For Most Things’ in 10 Years with AI Gates also noted that the burgeoning technology will likely replaced doctors and teachers in the near future. -
Study: AI Judges Influenced by Legal Precedent, Not Sympathy A study has revealed that AI judges place more emphasis on legal precedent than their feelings-focused human counterparts. -
How Trump’s New Tariffs Are Impacting Automotive Logistics Winners include Tesla, and to a lesser extent, Ford. Losers include Canada, steelworkers, and US consumers. -
How Squarespace is Changing AI with Design Intelligence Squarespace's AI website builder enables companies to quickly create professional looking looking websites.