Okta says breach caused by employee's stolen passwordOkta believes that 134 customers were affected by a recent breach caused by someone taking an employee's Google password and username.
AI image tools could incentivize racism, stereotypes and biasesTyping certain professions or categories of persons into a popular AI image generator will yield results that enforce stereotypes.
Meta is launching paid versions of Facebook, InstagramMeta announced users in some regions will be able to pay for ad-free versions of Instagram and Facebook next month.
Meta given 30 days to cease using the name ThreadsA British software company says it owns the trademark for the name Threads in the U.K. and turned down multiple offers to sell the domain name.
LAPD's YouTube account briefly suspended over video of 'brutal attack'The LAPD posted the video in hopes the public could help identify the assailants who were caught on camera.
Biden issues executive order to enhance government AI risk monitoringPrior White House AI efforts faced criticism, but the new order will empower multiple agencies to influence the market.
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1 year ago Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billionSince Musk's takeover, groups that track online misinformation say he has eroded trust. He's also fired more than 6,500 staffers.
White House, Google launch a new virtual tour with Spanish translationThe White House and Google say the updated tour is part of the first lady's mission to make the White House accessible to as many people as possible.
These are the services Apple is raising its subscription prices forSince individual service subscriptions are increasing, Apple’s bundle subscription option will be increasing too.
Maintain more privacy: Hiding some personal data from Google searchesGoogle has a mechanism that will allow users to remove certain personal data, including email addresses and phone numbers.
Google, Apple temporarily disable traffic data in IsraelGoogle and Apple say they have turned off certain traffic data in Israel ahead of an anticipated ground invasion of Gaza.
White House honors leading innovators in science and technologyPresident Joe Biden awarded 19 recipients with the National Medal of Science and National Medal of Technology and Innovation.
Dozens of states sue Meta for 'addictive features' targeting kidsThe lawsuit also claims that Meta routinely collects data on children under 13 without their parents' consent, in violation of federal law.
High-tech operation in Israel is tracking Gaza hostagesA small army of Israeli techies is using advanced data algorithms and artificial intelligence to locate Gaza hostages.
NFL implements artificial intelligence for player health and safetyThe Digital Athlete is an AI tool that helps teams analyze thousands of data points from every play and hit, in a matter of minutes instead of days.
Security provider Okta reports hack to its own support systemOkta provides online security services for businesses, but this time it was the one dealing with stolen credentials.
Biden names technology hubs for 32 states and Puerto RicoThe tech hubs are the result of a process launched in May to distribute a total of $500 million in grants to cities.
Supreme Court allows White House to fight social media misinformationJustices said the Biden Administration could continue to pressure social media firms over misleading content while a lawsuit progresses.
British school appoints AI chatbot as its 'principal headteacher'The school's current headmaster said the bot has already helped draft school policies and aid students with learning disabilities.
Can you really get good financial advice on social media?Nearly 80% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 41 have used financial advice they found on social media, but that advice might be too narrow.
Inside a social media war room fighting for the hostages held by HamasIn Tel Aviv, volunteers are campaigning on social media to share the plight of hostages in Gaza with the world.
US teachers union teams up with GPTZero to detect AI use in homeworkThe news comes as some U.S. schools have blocked access to ChatGPT due to concerns over students using the platform to cheat.
Musk's X testing $1 registration fee for new users in these countriesThe company said the test is designed to cut down on bots and fake accounts on the social media platform.
Stack Overflow lays off 28% of workforce after ChatGPT disruptionThe company's CEO Prashanth Chandrasekar said the layoffs are a move to maintain a path to profitability.
Google says it's using AI to optimize traffic lights, reduce emissionsA dozen cities are already using the technology, with more cities likely to be added.
One man's mission to provide broadband internet to his rural communityLast year, Jared Mauch's independent company connected about 30 rural homes to the internet. That number has now swelled to 400.
Adobe reimagines fashion with a digital dressThe company revealed Project Primrose during its annual Adobe Max conference in Los Angeles last week.
In Real Life: Meet The People Dating AIScripps News' Cody LaGrow delves into AI romance, exploring its allure and his own robot love story.
EU probes Musk's X for 'illegal content' related to Israel-Hamas warThe goal is to assess whether the platform complies with strict new regulations aimed at ensuring online user safety.
EU warns TikTok about Hamas-Israel disinformation spreading on its appEuropean regulators have warned TikTok about disinformation and violent content related to the war spreading on its app.
