We dissect the ownership of the insurgent AI chatbot, ChatGPT. Hint, its not Elon Musk.

Large-scale DDoS attacks were to blame for major issues that occurred in early June, the tech giant has revealed.

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

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

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.

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.

Meta's flexible polices will be ditched from September, mimicking actions made by Disney, Amazon and Dell.

Despite fears that AI will one day replace them, most American workers still think it's a great way to work less.

Employees were told in a meeting that the company was undergoing "restructuring" and "streamlining" measures.

ChatGPT's new integration will enable it to give timely, accurate answers. But is it enough to surpass Bard?

Meta’s sale of the GIF search engine comes after its acquisition gets blocked by regulators.

Meta has laid off a huge percentage of its workforce with more on the way in the "year of efficiency."

Google will send "multiple notifications" to the doomed accounts, but you'll need to actually log in to save your old data.

Shares of Vodafone dipped in response to the news, reaching their lowest levels since 2002.

Linda Yaccarino will take up post in the coming weeks. But will Elon's persistent influence impair her from exerting her own?

No waitlist and a whole bunch of a new features have users buzzing about Google Bard.

A recent report has found that employees are more likely to see AI as a burnout reducer than a threat to their job security.

The chipmaker let go of more than 500 employees in January, and it looks like more layoffs are on the way.