Google has replaced the long-standing magnifying glass icon in parts of its search interface with a “+” symbol, marking a visible step in the company’s push to centre artificial intelligence tools ...

Most of the headshots in the fake Wikipedia article represented real revolutionaries but, contrary to the image, none of them ...

On Dec. 5, the Eugene and Springfield police departments announced they are ending their contracts with Flock Safety, the vendor both departments had engaged for Automated License Plate Reader cameras ...

For the last two years, LinkedIn has tried to infuse AI into different parts of its platforms, including ad copies, content creation, personalized digests, hiring assistance, job hunting advice, and ...

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Last June, LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky took on a second job. Microsoft, the social network for business professionals’ owner since 2016, expanded his responsibilities to include Microsoft 365—the ...

The North Carolina State Board of Elections' voter registration search tool is back online after it went went out days before elections in some cities and towns. When ...

VSCO is one of the most popular platforms for photographers, content creators, and visual storytellers who want to share their creativity without the distractions of traditional social networks.

If there's one thing about smart people, it's that they have the patience of a saint. They can control their emotions without thinking twice, leading others to believe intelligent individuals are ...

Over a year ago, National Public Data (NPD) made headlines for one of the largest breaches in history. The people-search site exposed the personal information of 3 ...

People’s views are becoming more and more polarized, with “echo chambers”—social bubbles that reinforce existing beliefs—exacerbating differences in opinion. This divergence doesn’t just apply to ...