As AI reshapes social media with predictive algorithms and synthetic content, the iconic like button faces obsolescence, raising concerns about authenticity in a future where real and AI-generated interactions seamlessly blend.
Major tech companies like Facebook, Google, Apple, Twitter, Amazon, and Microsoft amass vast troves of personal data from users, including contact details, location, browsing history, interests, and even sensitive information like work, income, race, religion, and political views, raising significant privacy worries.
Hugging Face, a leading AI company, unveils the affordable 3D-printed SO-101 robotic arm for $100, featuring faster assembly and improved motors, while expanding its robotics lineup with acquisitions and a new humanoid robot, Reachy 2.
As credit card debt soars, lower-income earners tighten their belts on spending while wealthy consumers splurge on luxuries like dining and travel, reflecting a widening economic divide.
Perplexity CEO reveals the company's new Comet browser will track users' entire online activity to create detailed profiles for selling hyper-personalized ads, launching in May alongside partnerships with Motorola and potential Samsung deals to challenge Google's dominance.
The booming global data broker market, fueled by the rising demand for targeted marketing and consumer insights, is projected to soar to an astonishing $616.541 billion by 2030, with North America leading the charge driven by major corporations and vast data generation.
Apple has modified its AI marketing claims and removed the 'available now' assertion after the National Advertising Division recommended changes, as some promoted features like Priority Notifications and ChatGPT integration were not yet available at the iPhone 16 launch.
Meta introduces Edits, an innovative mobile app that streamlines the entire video creation process, offering extended camera capture, robust editing tools, and data-driven insights, developed in collaboration with creators to empower seamless video production on-the-go.
TSMC, the Taiwanese semiconductor giant, is the unsung hero behind modern electronics, manufacturing the chips that power everything from smartphones to computers, enabling cutting-edge technology with its unparalleled expertise and market dominance.
As AI disrupts the gig economy, Venezuelans who relied on data annotation and content writing jobs face dwindling opportunities, with poor internet access and outdated hardware limiting their ability to adapt to more complex AI-related tasks.