Can parents hold TikTok and Facebook accountable for child addiction?
In recent years, concerns have been mounting over the addictive nature of social media platforms like TikTok and Facebook, especially…
Lyft’s restructuring plans: Job cuts looming for up to 30% of staff
Ride-hailing giant Lyft announced on Tuesday that it would be laying off up to 30% of its staff in a…
Big Tech financials expose the truth behind AI’s potential
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic in the tech world, with many hailing it as…
AI-Powered Math App Aims for $100M Valuation in Funding Round
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming many industries, and education is no exception. A new startup is seeking to revolutionize…
Cloud success boosts SAP’s expected profits for the year
SAP, the German software company, has forecasted upbeat full-year earnings on the back of cloud services. The company has been…
Crypto Crime Cited by Ex-US Secret Service Agent to Support Anonymity for FTX Creditors
In the world of cryptocurrency, the issue of anonymity has always been a contentious one. While some argue that anonymity…
Xi’s Bid for Tech Self-Sufficiency Casts Shadow on Europe-China Research Ties
As the world’s two largest economies, the United States and China have been engaged in a trade war for years.…
Mobile-money service set to revolutionize Angola’s financial sector
Angola, a country in southern Africa, has launched a new mobile-money service that is set to revolutionize its financial sector.…
Pope no longer verified on Twitter, joins other famous names
In a surprising move, Twitter has revoked the verification status of Pope Francis’ account, alongside several other high-profile users. The…
No more government funded labels for news publishers on Twitter
Twitter has announced that it will no longer label news publishers as “government funded” on its platform. This change comes…