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New report highlights prevalence of Amazon and Venmo phone scams, as well as reminding us AI is the future of fraud.

Slack is getting its biggest overhaul in years and these are the best new features coming to the app

Google is willing to compensate musical artists for AI reproductions, but believes web content should be fair game, for free.

The review found no evidence linking Facebook to psychological harm, but it's more complicated than that.

Zoom has announced sweeping changes to its remote working policy and clarified a concerning aspect of its Terms of Service.

Researchers have proven that AI tools can be used effectively to complete audio side-channel attacks during video calls.

The tech giant, which stands accused of tracking user activity in Incognito mode, has just been denied a summary judgment.

In 2021, the average CEO pay grew 1,460% higher than it was in 1978. That's a lot, even for CEOs.

Third-party browsers can access Bing Chat soon, but with limitations, like shorter conversations and no chat history.

One medical system has reverted to old-school paper records, as many of its computers have gone offline.

Agence France-Presse wants X to pay up for displaying its news content, following Canada's recent copyright crackdown.

As iPhone sales dip, Apple continues to diversity its revenue streams. Will the tech giant's big AI gamble pay off?

Amazon's executives may not like what the data actually has to say about the benefits of remote work.

Audio deepfakery might sound like Mission: Impossible spy technology, but fake speech scams are a growing problem.

The hackers took advantage of compromised Microsoft 365 tenants in order to pose as tech support.

Emails sent from seemingly genuine "@salesforce.com" accounts targeted Facebook users in high-profile phishing campaign.

Roblox account holders are entitled to a share of a multi-million class action settlement, but time is running out.

Self-proclaimed "free speech absolutist" Elon Musk is suing a non-profit organization that published research about X.

AI leaders have admitted that their platforms can be inaccurate, but is the problem solvable at all?

A new study has revealed some troubling statistics in regard to the return-to-office mandates hitting the business world.

Turns out, you can't just put a giant, glowing X on top of a building in downtown San Francisco whenever you want.