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Bolt CEO Ends Remote Work Policy to ‘Stop the Insanity’ The ride-share company has allowed employees to work from home since before the pandemic, but the CEO says no more. -
What Is AI Slop and Why Is It All Over Your Facebook Page? The short answer? Meta pays creators for viral images, and AI generators are the easiest way to get that money. -
Report: How and Why Growth Mindset Helps Businesses Succeed Continuous learning, resilience, and a positive outlook are all traits of growth mindset culture, according to the survey. -
Is Elon Musk Angling for a Role in Trump’s Potential Government? Elon Musk and Donald Trump are inseparable. If Trump comes to power, what might a Musk role in his government look like? -
YouTube Revealed to Have More AI Content Than Other Social Media Platforms Social media platforms have a battle on their hands to ensure that content produced by AI isn't hurting anyone. -
Which US States Are Giving Workers Paid Time Off to Vote? Find out whether your state offers PTO for voting, and what this could mean for you on election day. -
No, Your LinkedIn Followers Haven’t Been Purged Professional networking giant confirms that a bug causing follower counts to fall has now been resolved. -
Meta Bans Accounts Used to Track Donald Trump’s & Taylor Swift’s Private Jets Meta has banned private-jet tracking accounts from its platforms, as the censorship and climate change debates heat up. -
WhatsApp Updates How You Add and Store Contacts You can now add contacts within the WhatsApp app instead of having to add their details to your phone's contact list. -
What Would a Trump Presidency Mean for the Tech Industry? With the US election just weeks away, what can the tech sector expect from a potential Trump second term? -
Radiohead, ABBA, Kevin Bacon and More Fight Back Against AI More than 10,000 signatories, including stars of music, stage and screen, have been collected to rally against AI use. -
US Government To Restrict Data Sale to These Six Countries A number of countries are in the firing line, as the Justice Department proposes new rules for sharing data globally.