
Meta reportedly tracking employee keystrokes to train AI systems
Meta is reportedly recording employee keystrokes to train AI models, raising concerns over workplace privacy, data use, and internal monitoring practices.
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Meta is reportedly recording employee keystrokes to train AI models, raising concerns over workplace privacy, data use, and internal monitoring practices.

Bond, a new social media platform, uses AI to reduce doomscrolling by promoting healthier content habits and mindful digital engagement.

YouTube is expanding its AI likeness detection technology to protect celebrities from deepfakes and unauthorised content.

Robots have surpassed human performance records at the Beijing half-marathon, showcasing rapid advancements in robotics, AI, and endurance technology.

Tesla is rolling out its robotaxi service in Dallas and Houston, marking a major step in the expansion of autonomous ride-hailing and self-driving technology.

Zoom partners with World to verify human identity during meetings, aiming to reduce bot activity, enhance trust, and improve security in virtual collaboration.

Chef Robotics is thriving after avoiding the failures that have hit many robot-cooking startups, by focusing on automation for food production and real-world demand.

Allbirds pivots to AI after selling its shoe business, marking a strategic shift toward technology, data-driven operations, and future growth.

Google adds AI Skills to Chrome, allowing users to save, organise, and reuse workflows for faster browsing and improved productivity.

The largest orbital compute cluster is now operational, offering space-based data processing and redefining cloud computing beyond Earth.

Google and Intel deepen their AI infrastructure partnership to enhance cloud performance, data processing, and next-generation AI capabilities.

Amazon CEO highlights competition with Nvidia, Intel, Starlink and others in annual shareholder letter, focusing on innovation, AI and infrastructure strategy.
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