
The year in AI
2022 experienced major breakthroughs in AI development that had been in the works for years. While this new tech is here to make life easier,
2022 experienced major breakthroughs in AI development that had been in the works for years. While this new tech is here to make life easier,
The IRS announced that they’re delaying the implementation of a new law requiring e-commerce websites to share the tax information of all users who make over $600 in transactions made on those platforms.
The hashtag #artbyhumans is starting to trend in the world, hoping to differentiate the work of human artists with that generated by the raft of AI-art platforms that have popped up this year.
In these trying times, employers, employees, and small businesses all need one thing: a lunch break.
Last week, Elon Musk got a little trigger-happy with Twitter’s suspension button, silencing prominent journalists.
Sam Bankman-Fried has been officially arrested and charged with a litany of crimes over the collapse of his cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
TheFutureParty returned with a larger-than-life presence.
Instagram has gone through many identity changes, but the latest may be becoming the contact platform for the creator economy.
Although the International Olympic Committee was expected to choose a host city for the 2030 games next fall, the committee is postponing that decision.
The upcoming Supreme Court case Gonzalez v. Google questions whether social media platforms are no longer protected by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.