Amazon Is Offering $1 Million for Proof of Aliens on Ring Cameras
Ring, an Amazon-owned security company, wants "unaltered scientific evidence" of alien life from your doorbell for the prize.
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Study: Remote and Hybrid Work Leads to Better Business Growth
No matter the business size or time period, businesses with flexible work policies are outpacing in-office counterparts.
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5 High Paying AI Jobs and How to Get Them
From AI engineer to data scientist, these roles are lucrative and available if you have a certain set of skills.
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Tech Wants to Add AI to Your Literal Dreams
Prophetic is an AI startup building The Halo, the world’s first wearable device for stabilizing lucid dreams.
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X Plans to Ditch Like and Repost Counters in Feed View
The likes and reposts will still be visible if you click on the post, but the feed view will exclusively show views.
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Microsoft Teams Will Soon Be Able to Tell Who Is in Your Meeting
As part of its AI initiative, Microsoft Team's facial recognition feature will be coming to desktops in December.
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Revealed: The Top AI Skills Employers Want You to Have
The AI and short-form video job markets are booming. Here's how you can cash in on the trends.
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IBM: Coders Are Safe From AI Takeover, But HR Roles Are Not
IBM is using AI to hire more jobs than it replaces, but continues phasing out "repetitive, white-collar" roles.
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What To Expect From the National Emergency Phone Test (and How To Block It)
If your phone alarms later today, here's why it's happening - and how to stop it.
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4 Essential ChatGPT Skills You Can Learn in Just 5 Minutes
Get started with some useful ChatGPT skills in the time it takes to make a cup of coffee, from coding to prompts.
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4-Day Work Week Is “More Stressful” Claims Company After Trial
A UK tech company hasn't found the 4-day workweek as beneficial as many of their counterparts who've made the switch.
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Meta Considering Charging for Ad-Free Instagram and Facebook
Sources claim that Meta is about to charge for an ad-free social media experience, in response to new EU regulations.
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Elon Musk Is Being Sued by X, a Social Media Company
An advertising agency called X Social Media says it has suffered "a loss in revenue that correlates with X Corp.'s rebrand."
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Why Deleting Your Sensitive Data From ChatGPT May Be Extremely Hard
Researchers have shown that 'deleted' information from LLMs much smaller than ChatGPT can still be retrieved.
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X/Twitter’s New Data-Hungry Privacy Policy Is Now Being Enforced
Under the new policy, X/Twitter might access your encrypted messages, job history, and the apps installed on your phone.
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Amazon Sent False Gift Card Confirmation Emails
If you got an official email from Amazon saying you bought a gift card, you weren't hacked: The company messed up.
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Need a VPN? Here Are the Ones You Can Officially Trust
The i2 Coalition will be stamping its seal of approval on the VPNs that adhere to a range of pro-consumer best practices.
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Apple Planning to Hire for More AI Roles, Tim Cook Reveals
Apple's CEO said during a trip to the UK that he also expects investment to increase in that area in the near future.
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Here’s Why X is The Worst Platform for Disinformation
The EU recently singled out X for its monumental fake news problem, but being duped by misinformation isn't inevitable.
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Disney Follows Netflix in Cracking Down on Password Sharing
Disney Plus becomes the latest streaming services to take action against users sharing their passwords.
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OpenAI Just Fixed ChatGPT’s Biggest Flaw, Also Teases New “AI iPhone”
In a busy week for OpenAI, the research lab has finally enabled ChatGPT to browse the web for up-to-date answers.