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Employers will also need to make sure homes meet safety standards, as well as reimburse for electricity used.

Banks from JPMorgan to Goldman Sachs are banning AI chatbots. Will a vetting process reverse that decision?

From Apple to Samsung, these companies (and a few countries) are prohibiting the use of generative AI platforms like ChatGPT.

The Indian IT giant's latest annual report has revealed an "unusual" spike in women quitting the company.

After taking over from Elon Musk, Linda Yaccarino wants Twitter to become the world's most 'accurate information source'.

Private Browsing now locks when not in use, and passwords can be shared with groups.

Twitter could cripple its services for protecting user accounts, potentially putting your data at risk.

Protesters say a recent company decision to increase API access costs will price out third-party tools.

Meta employees given a preview of the company's first generative AI tools for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

WhatsApp Channels have been announced and will enable one-way messaging on the app for the first time.

ChatGPT is free for all, but you need to know what types of prompts to ask the chatbot before it will do what you want.

Office attendance will be tied to performance, and badge data will be used to track the number of workers coming in.

The new tool can create blog posts, change the tone of an existing post, or translate one language into another.

Millennials and Gen Zs are struggling to switch off, with many feeling the pressure to reply to emails outside of the 9-5.

The Xbox owner states that a glitch meant children’s data was illegally retained on its platform.

The video conferencing provider will let you leverage AI to write emails and catch up with meetings you're late to.

Microsoft, Netflix, and Zoom all have unlimited PTO policies. But which other companies have them, and do they work well?

This means that content generated by tools like ChatGPT and Google Bard would need to be labeled accordingly.

Musk’s Twitter is in dire straights, with the platform's valuation dropping by almost $30 billion since October.

Layoffs to Spotify's podcast division follow even bigger cuts made in January of this year.

As concerns around the economy loom, almost half a million workers have already been let go this year.