Senate Prepares to Debate Major Internet Safety Legislation for Youth
WASHINGTON — This week, the Senate is set to consider a major bill aimed at protecting children from the dangers of the internet, which could be a milestone in tech…
Tech Glitches Trigger Widespread Disruption, Small Enterprises Hit Hard
NEW YORK — Following a faulty software update in Vienna, widespread technology disruptions continued at several airports around the world, causing a significant spike in flight cancellations. According to FlightAware,…
Building global supply chains: U.S. strategy to mitigate risks with China
If the Biden administration is successful, many more electronic chips will be produced in factories located in, say, Texas or Arizona. These chips will then be shipped to partner countries…
Federal Court declares Google holds search engine monopoly
In a landmark ruling in Washington, Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google unlawfully exploited its dominant position in the Internet search market to strengthen its position and foster innovation, a…
State officials urge Elon Musk to address AI-driven misinformation on social platform X
In Washington, the secretaries of state of five US states have asked billionaire Elon Musk to dismantle an artificial intelligence-based chatbot on his social media platform X, criticizing it for…
The impact of AI on U.S. hiring processes
MIAMI, UNITED STATES — As the digital landscape evolves, job search portals continue to expand their reach, connecting countless job opportunities with potential candidates. However, despite this technological boon, the…
Autistic employees revolutionize workplace accommodations
When Chelsia Potts took her 10-year-old daughter to a psychologist for an evaluation for autism spectrum disorder, she decided, almost as an afterthought, to get tested herself. The results were…
In Race to Build A.I., Tech Plans a Big Plumbing Upgrade
Connected media - Related media If 2023 was the tech industry’s year of the A.I. chatbot, 2024 is turning out to be the year of A.I. plumbing. It may not…