Apple is accused of monitoring employee’s interactions on Slack and putting unlawful restrictions on conversations.

There are 500 employees at TikTok that could be replaced by AI, as the company moves towards automation its moderation.

Microsoft wants to ease the time pressures on medical staff with a raft of new AI tools, but there is no release date yet.

With the US election just weeks away, what can the tech sector expect from a potential Harris presidency?

The new feature would allow users to access food recipes from blogs directly on Google, robbing bloggers of page hits.

In a much anticipated launch at Warner Bros Studios in California, Tesla pulled the sheet off its autonomous Cybercab.

With misinformation growing, the White House is using Reddit to share critical information ahead of Hurricane Milton.

"Letting you go" was the most common phrase used... but workers aren't letting their managers' performance go.

Google says that Department of Justice's plans "may have negative unintended consequences" for consumers and industry.

If anyone using Word for Windows saves a file the wrong way, it heads straight to the recycle bin.

In a rare moment of contriteness, Samsung has apologized to investors for its tanking revenues and AI chip delays.

Google has announced it is going to appeal a court decision from December that went against it in favor of Epic Games

US Government and Microsoft seize over 100 web domains as part of a crackdown on Russian espionage ahead of the US election.

Gemini Pro has just got a whole lot more human. But what exactly does this mean, and should you consider upgrading?

iOS 18.1 isn't available yet, but Apple opened the beta program to the public, so some users can get access before launch.

The CEO of Epic Games thinks Samsung is making it tricky for gamers to use alternative marketplaces.

Microsoft doubles down on commitment to flexible working approach, in face of Amazon and Dell full RTO policies.

OpenAI CTO Mira Murati once held the top job at the company. Now she joins a growing list of high-profile departures.

Almost 3 out of every 4 technology professionals are wary of data privacy violations due to AI, says the latest research

Threat actor says that it has gained access to private data belonging to 10,800 employees and their partners.

The chip giant says that the redundancies are necessary to prioritize and align its resources.