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Meta’s sale of the GIF search engine comes after its acquisition gets blocked by regulators.

Photoshop users will soon be able to use generative AI to create content with precision like never before.

In an unpredictable turn of events for the platform, users have reported once-deleted tweets are coming back to haunt them.

Montana became the first US state to ban TikTok. Now, the social media app is suing to overturn the “unlawful” ruling.

The company highlights new tactics being used by scammers in a recently published threat intelligence report.

Tech.co's survey of business decision-makers has found that many are keeping an open mind about what AI can do for them.

Free drinks topped the poll of the most desired work perk, followed by required breaks and free food.

Meta has laid off a huge percentage of its workforce with more on the way in the "year of efficiency."

Quantum computers are a cybersecurity officer’s worst nightmare – and China is winning the race toward quantum supremacy.

The search engine behemoth has promised privacy changes for years, but is now enacting them – with mixed reception.

Apple joins the rapidly growing list of organizations banning the use of ChatGPT, on the day the chatbot comes to iOS.

Users are leaving Twitter in their droves, but could the apps leadership switch resurrect the site?

As the cybercriminal gang BienLien continues to extort businesses, the FBI outlines some ways to stay safe.

Montana becomes the first US state to ban the social media app for regular users, coming into effect in in January 2024.

New survey results reveal over half of cybersecurity experts think AI has simplified stealing sensitive data.

You'll be able to download the beta extension on June 6th for multiple browsers, including Safari, Firefox, and Chrome.

The new integration will launch for Zoom Contact Center first, but the plan is to roll it out to other services soon.

A new report from the parent company of OpenAI notes that the tech is "strikingly close" to outperforming actual people.

With big tech, including Amazon and Twitter, seemingly calling time on remote working, younger generations are suffering.

Previously reliant on data up to 2021, new updates mean that ChatGPT can now access up-to-the-minute information.

Google will send "multiple notifications" to the doomed accounts, but you'll need to actually log in to save your old data.