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Report: The RTO Push Is Ongoing, But With More Flexible Hours A new report suggests the RTO trend is not going away. At the same time, workers are gaining flexibility. -
Kremlin’s VPN Crackdown to Cost Estimated $646 Million The Russian government is prepared to fork over a projected $646 million in system upgrades to fully restrict VPN access. -
Watch Out for This New LinkedIn Job Scam Job recruiting campaigns are just the latest internet channel that hackers are using to lure in victims. -
Study: 8 in 10 Brand Videos Underperform on TikTok A mini-study by London-based agency, DAIVID, has found that 80% of TikTok marketing campaigns aren't getting attention. -
AI Workers Rebel Against Employers to Back Safety Bill A new bill seeks to make AI companies more responsible. Some workers are onboard, even if their employers aren't. -
These iPhone Models Will Get the New iOS18 Update Officially launching September 16, Apple’s new iOS18 is making big waves. Check to see if your phone is eligible. -
Rising Cloud Costs Causing a Storm for Customers The Big Three Cloud providers are facing a wave of discontent as companies start baulking at rising costs. -
Your Next Amazon Audible Book Could be Narrated by AI Audible has announced that it is going to recruit narrators to train up AI to generate new audiobook recordings. -
What We Learned About Apple Intelligence at Glowtime Event Apple Intelligence will be available with iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia this fall. -
The Antitrust Trial Against Google Ad Tech Begins Today This antitrust case against Google could have serious implications for the rest of the tech industry. -
Report: OpenAI’s New Models Could Cost Up to $2,000 Per Month $2,000 per month? That's a steep hike from the Premium plan, which costs $20 per month. -
Developers Get Peace of Mind with Dataset from Getty Images Enterprise developers will soon to be able to access a sample of images from Getty Images via the Hugging Face hub.