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Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and other AI firms will voluntarily follow specific rules when it comes to AI development.

The feature is only available to Verified Organizations, a subscription that costs $1,000 per month for businesses.

An estimate 150 million jobs will transfer over to older employees, and many businesses aren't ready for the shift.

Those with a business subscription can now get a helping hand in executing complex coding tasks.

The tech giant will also need to change how it handles data collected through Alexa.

The so-called ‘Twitter-killer’ has seen a 71% drop in users’ time spent on the app.

The chatbot's new feature lets you share information so it remembers who you are and what you’ve previously asked it.

Lots of companies are adopting Amazon One, which utilizes biometric data to help customers pay with nothing but their hands.

The company said it added 5.9 million customers to its streaming subscription service during the second quarter.

Apple is preparing to make a major AI announcement in 2024, and this could be the first clue to what it might entail.

A recent study suggests that remote and hybrid working is here to stay, as office workers are slow to return to the office.

AI is gradually creeping into every aspect of our lives - but do we have the ethical tools to keep ourselves safe?

A Tech.co survey has found that not everyone agrees on when it's okay to use AI at work, and who's to blame for its mistakes.

The tech giant’s large language model Llama 2 will be free for research and commercial use.

An advanced version of ChatGPT exists, but works a little too well, with early access for testers recently revoked.

Europe is tightening its regulatory grip around Meta, as the platform's data hoarding techniques come under fire.

Wix's new AI Site Generator is setting out to "transform the website-building experience".

As rival apps flourish, Twitter’s cash flow still remains negative despite estimations made in March.

Apple's password manager breaks free of Safari, and comes to Chrome, Edge, and other browsers.

Questions are being asked by the government agency about OpenAI's use of web scraping and collecting personal data.

Elon Musk delivers on his promise to give a slice of the ad revenue pie to verified creators.