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Facebook and Instagram Back Online After Massive Meta Outage The two Meta platforms went down Tuesday morning, leaving thousands without access to their social media accounts. -
What Are Quiet Layoffs? Employee Reduction Method Explained This new term describes the process of giving employees advanced notice of firings so they can plan for the future. -
Reddit Data Will Soon Be Used to Train AI Models for Google The partnership will see a more effective integration between the two platforms, but how do Reddit users feel about it? -
The Best Free Online Cloud Storage Platforms in 2024 These platforms allow you to store everything from documents and files to photos and videos in the cloud for free. -
ChatGPT Is Acting Weird and No One Knows Why ChatGPT is responding in Spanglish, getting stuck in loops, and generally unsettling users with erratic behavior. -
Business Attitudes Towards AI in the Workplace 2024 How do people really feel about AI in the workplace? Our in-depth survey takes the pulse on the new technology at the office. -
These Are the Jobs That AI Is Actually Replacing in 2024 The Impact of Technology on the Workplace study from Tech.co found which jobs and tasks were most at risk for AI replacement. -
Fully Remote Jobs at Microsoft You Can Apply for in February 2024 One of the most valuable companies in the world has more than a thousand fully remote jobs currently available to candidates. -
Deutsche Bank Is the Latest Business to Ditch Remote Work Despite studies showing the value of remote work, Deutsche Bank wants all employees in the office at least three days a week. -
9 Passive Income Ideas That Can Make You Money on the Side Need to make a bit of extra money? These passive income ideas can help you rake it in without too much effort. -
7 Entry-Level AI Jobs That Don’t Need Any Qualifications The job market is changing, with the addition of AI roles that can be quite lucrative, even without technical qualifications. -
Facebook and Instagram Plan to Label All AI-Generated Images The move is a step in the right direction, but experts warn that the technology is "easily evaded."