The chief executive of Alphabet calls for regulation of artificial intelligence as his own company delves deeper into developing new technologies. CEO of Google and Alphabet Sundar Pichai is convinced that AI must be regulated in order to prevent the potential negative consequences of
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Facebook Scraps Finished Project with WhatsApp
Facebook scrapped deal that includes selling ads on WhatsApp. Here’s the reason. Facebook announced that it would not be continuing its Facebook and WhatsApp deal to sell its ads in WhatsApp, according to The Wall Street Journal in one of their recent
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Windows 10: Upgrade time is here now that Windows 7 support is over — what you need to know
Support for Windows 7 is over. For security, software updates and other reasons, it’s time to stop procrastinating and make the move to Windows 10. The day has finally come: Microsoft support for Windows 7 has officially ended. This shouldn’t come as
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RIP, Windows 7. Upgrade to Windows 10 free — here’s how
Microsoft’s free Windows 10 upgrade offer still works for many Windows 7 and 8 users. With support for Windows 7 ending Tuesday, Microsoft is encouraging users to upgrade to Windows 10 to keep devices running securely and smoothly. On Microsoft’s website, the Windows 10 Home operating system costs
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Google Assistant expands privacy controls to tamp down concerns
“Hey Google, that wasn’t for you.” Google says it wants to make people more comfortable using its Assistant software. So the search giant on Tuesday announced new privacy controls aimed at tamping down concerns that the software is spying on
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Firefox will let users delete collected data thanks to California’s new privacy law
Mozilla is making changes to its browser, and not just for users in California. Mozilla, maker of the Firefox web browser, says it’s giving all users more control of their own data. The change is spurred by the California Consumer Privacy
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CES 2020: Facebook, Twitter gear up for the world’s biggest tech show
Social networks get a chance to highlight big partnerships and defend themselves CES, the annual tech show that kicks off in Las Vegas on Jan. 7, isn’t just about showing off the coolest laptops, TVs and gadgets. It’s also a time for Facebook and Twitter to make some
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Google is poised to make another blitz at CES 2020
The world’s largest tech conference has become a crucial battleground for Google Assistant in its war against Amazon and other rivals. You won’t have to search hard for Google at the Consumer Electronics Show next month. You never do. A year ago at CES,
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5 Ways to Prepare Your Business for the Future of Work
By 2030, the global labor force - made up of an estimated 3.5 billion people - could be led by knowledge workers with disruptive skills working in concert with AI. The workplace of the 20th century is no more. In
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Apple will pay you $100,000 if you find a bug in iCloud
The tech giant is ready to reward researchers with bug bounties for finding problems in its system. Apple is opening its bug bounty program to the latest publicly available versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS. Researchers who find and clearly
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