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AI Deteriorates Your Brain, According to Microsoft Study Microsoft study of "knowledge workers" reveals that AI usage can have a negative impact on our critical thinking abilities. -
Study: 40% of Workers Would Take a Pay Cut to Work from Home New research reveals that employees would ditch part of their salary in order to keep their remote working set-up. -
Which Countries Have Banned DeepSeek Already? Italy, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia and the US have all taken action against DeepSeek, but more countries look to follow. -
Is DeepSeek Safe? Here’s What Not To Share with the Chinese AI The open source AI platform is a sudden hit, but what information are you sharing, and where does it go? -
NY State First To Ban DeepSeek From Government Devices New York State bans Government workers from downloading the DeepSeek AI app in a move that could soon be mirrored across the
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Should Amazon Be Worried About Workers Vote to Join Union? Amazon faces second union vote this year as employees in North Carolina face a ballot over pay, flexible hours and breaks. -
Artists Urge Christie’s to Cancel AI Art Auction After Theft Claims More than 3,000 artists from around the world have signed a letter urging Christie's to cancel an upcoming auction of AI art. -
T-Mobile Customers Can Soon Access Starlink for $15/Month The service will also be available to rival carriers Verizon and AT&T, but only if your phone supports digital SIM. -
Microsoft 365 Users: Opt Out Now If You Don’t Want to Pay for Copilot A Microsoft 365 price hike is reportedly just a "Copilot fee," and users can opt out. That is, if they can figure out how. -
Meta Layoffs Coming Today Reveals Internal Memo Meta employees across the world are awaiting news of their fate as cull of 5% of the workforce kicks off today. -
Adobe AI Assistant for PDFs Can Now Translate Contract Jargon Adobe gives Acrobat users new AI tools to help cut through contractual jargon and make summaries more effective. -
Ransomware Payments Dropped Dramatically Last Year Hackers collected $321 million from July through December of last year, down from $492 million the previous half year.