How travel businesses can leverage generative AI solutions
Everyone is talking about the potential of generative AI as buzzworthy tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E make the headlines. But just what is generative AI and is there actually a…
This Private Moon Lander Is Kicking Off a Commercial Lunar Race
Soon, the Ispace lander will have plenty of company. Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic will be sending its Peregrine lander on the debut flight of United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan Centaur rocket, which could…
Marvel Phase 5: every forthcoming MCU movie and TV show release date
Marvel Phase 5: April 2023 update Tom Power, entertainment reporter Our Marvel Phase 5 hub has undergone a sizeable overhaul in our latest update. We’ve added new (and official!) details…
If Apple wants to make monitors people will buy, it needs to embrace OLED
Apple is planning to transition its external monitor lineup from LCD and mini-LED displays to OLED ones very soon, according to numerous reports and rumours. While a lot has been…
Most businesses are failing to optimize their IT budgets properly
With the tough economic landscape continuing to affect even more sectors across the world, a growing number of businesses are feeling the pinch. Despite decreasing budgets, new research by Crayon…
Google accounts attacked and hijacked by this devious security flaw
Google’s Cloud Platform (GCP) was vulnerable to a zero-day flaw that allowed threat actors access to people’s accounts, and all the data found there (Gmail, Drive, Docs, Photos, and more),…
Sega of America is the latest video game studio to organize
Today, workers at Sega of America’s Irvine, California, office have filed for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The new union, Allied Employees Guild Improving Sega…
Supreme Court could decide if government officials can block social media users
The Supreme Court is set to hear two cases that could decide if the First Amendment allows government officials to block users on personal social media accounts where they post…
Disney’s latest and biggest round of layoffs has begun
Following CEO Bob Iger’s announcement back in March that Disney was seeking to lay off some 7,000 of its employees, Reuters reports that the second round of firings began today…
Substack co-founder says ‘we don’t like or condone bigotry,’ doesn’t explain how Notes will moderate it
“Last week, we caught some heat after Chris didn’t accept the terms of a question from a podcast interviewer about how Substack will handle bigoted speech on Notes,” McKenzie said.…