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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.
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Justice Department Eyes Google’s AI in Search Monopoly Case
Google’s AI technology is in the spotlight as the Department of Justice decides on how to tackle the company’s monopoly.
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Survey: RTO Mandates Driving Employees To Look Elsewhere
73% of employers have moved on from jobs because they didn’t like their employer’s work policy.
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Best Free AI Training Courses You Can Start This October
Build your AI skills right now, with a collection of free training courses from Microsoft, NVIDIA, and more.
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3M Rolls Back on “Trust-Based Approach” with Return to Office Mandate
CEO of industrial conglomerate, 3M, latest to announce three day RTO mandate for company's global workforce.
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Blade Runner 2049 Team Sues Tesla for Copyright Infringement
The production company states that it doesn't want to be associated with Elon Musk and Tesla, accusing him of 'hate speech'.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Fired an Intern for Sabotaging AI Training
ByteDance currently has 11 different open-source AI models, so there's a lot to sabotage.
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North Korean IT Workers Are Stealing Data, Demanding Ransoms
"No longer are they just after a steady paycheck, they are looking for higher sums, more quickly."
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Baidu CEO Says AI Bubble Will Burst
Baidu’s CEO gave his glimpse into the future of AI and has predicted the demise of 99% of AI companies when the bubble bursts
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Microsoft To Launch ‘AI Agents’ to Help You Handle Routine Tasks
Autonomous agents are designed to handle client queries, and require much less intervention than AI chatbots,
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Dronemaker Suing Defense Dept. After Being Labeled as ‘Chinese Military Company’
The world’s largest drone maker is suing the US Department of Defense, who consider the firm's tech a security risk.
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Meta Hit With Social Media Addiction Lawsuit
Meta will be heading to court to face allegations about the impact Instagram is having on young users.
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Fully Remote Jobs at Microsoft You Can Apply for in October 2024
Microsoft is currently hiring more than 400 roles that are eligible for 100% remote accommodations.
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US Government Recovered $4 Billion Worth of Fraud With AI
The agency has been using machine learning to comb through mountains of data in search of patterns that point to fraud.
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I Spoke to the Rebelling Managers Behind the Hushed Hybrid Trend
Hushed hybrid appeals to worker-led demands for greater flexibility, but at what cost for the company at large?
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Ransomware Attacks Tripled for Microsoft Customers Last Year
Microsoft customers were besieged by ransom-attacks with the company reporting that they nearly tripled year-on-year.
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A Student Was Punished for Using AI. Now the Parents Are Suing.
Once again, technology is moving faster than legislation: A new AI-in-school lawsuit could set a new precedent.
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Meta Layoffs Mark the Start of the “Year of Efficiency”
Meta warned a year ago that its employees should expect layoffs and reports are circulating that they are now starting.
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Government to Punish Companies That Make It Hard to Cancel Subscriptions
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has adopted a 'click to cancel' rule for cancellations.
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Musk Sneaks in X AI Training Clause…and No, You Can’t Opt Out
X has updated its T&Cs and eagle-eyed users have spotted a now sweeping rights grab for its AI training.