[ad_1] Christine Ruiz quit her 9-to-5 job last summer to do the same job as a contractor instead. In both places, she is her manager of compliance, the person who ensures that the company’s software does not violate its policies. But Lewis said she wanted to pursue a higher degree, and that switching from full-time …
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[ad_1] Joe Biden mentioned hamburgers in his 2023 State of the Union address. Specifically, the president wondered why the person who rang your burger order signed a non-compete agreement barring him from working at a higher-paying burger restaurant nearby. , stated that these agreements would soon be banned. That’s the current job of Federal Trade …
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[ad_1] Microsoft has officially taken the lead in the race to build a search engine powered by generative AI. On Tuesday, the company debuted his rumored OpenAI-infused versions of his Bing search engine and Edge web browser, declaring them to be the next evolution of the internet. not google. Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO of …
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[ad_1] Under intense pressure to compete with ChatGPT — the much-talked-about AI chatbot that has become a viral sensation — Google announced Monday that it will release its own “experimental conversational AI” tool called “Bard.” The company also says it will add new AI-powered features to Google Search. Google will first grant access to Bard …
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[ad_1] Under intense pressure to compete with ChatGPT — the much-talked-about AI chatbot that has become a viral sensation — Google announced Monday that it will release its own “experimental conversational AI” tool called “Bard.” The company also says it will add new AI-powered features to Google Search. Google will first grant access to Bard …
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[ad_1] Elon Musk and Tesla were found not liable for investors’ losses after Musk tweeted in 2018 that funding had been secured to take Tesla private, in a class-action lawsuit that was much watched because of its high-profile defendant. It marked the second time in recent months that Musk appeared in court to defend himself …
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[ad_1] Following its recent glamorous attacks in Washington D.C. this Tuesday, TikTok welcomed journalists at its Los Angeles headquarters to a new center it created to attract American policymakers, regulators and civil society leaders. was announced. “How much of a national security threat would joining a Wi-Fi network here be?” Bobby Allyn, a technology reporter …
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[ad_1] After more than 50 years of production, the final 747 takes to the skies. Boeing turned over the last 747 ever built to Atlas Air on Tuesday. Aviation enthusiast John Travolta was there and said the plane was “the most well thought out and safest aircraft ever built”. Say goodbye to a wonderful beast,” …
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[ad_1] GoodRx does not protect your privacy very well. And now the Federal Trade Commission has crafted a pricey prescription for hefty fines and agreements to implement various privacy protections. If you’re one of the tens of millions of people who have used GoodRx to find drug bargains, drug discount and price shopping websites and …
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[ad_1] Artificial intelligence has gone from science fiction to novelty and certainly to the future. Very, very fast. One easy way to measure change is with headlines. An article announcing Microsoft has invested $10 billion in OpenAI and the company behind the eye-popping ChatGPT text generator are followed by other AI startups looking for big …
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[ad_1] Black History Month is a time to reflect on the contributions and achievements of Black individuals throughout history, but it is also a time to remember the struggles and challenges they have faced and continue to face. Like others, we need to learn from our experiences and use them to get better. Starship strives …
[ad_1] Layoffs at tech companies have become a reality in the last year, especially in the last few months. As tech companies large and small factor in slowing growth after posting record profits during the pandemic. What’s less certain is where these tens of thousands of tech workers will go next. The good news is …
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[ad_1] When Meta’s head of people, Lori Goler, posted a memo to the company’s internal employee message board last summer asking employees to work with “increased intensity,” many workers pushed back. In internal comments Recode reviewed, some employees took issue with the idea that they weren’t working hard enough already. Others felt the problems weren’t …
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[ad_1] When Thayer Smith, a firefighter in Austin, Texas, received the call that a Tesla was on fire, he knew that he’d need to bring backup. It was in the early morning hours of August 12, 2021, and a driver had slammed a Model X into a traffic light on a quiet residential street in …
[ad_1] Microsoft seems to be on its way to becoming the cutting edge company it hasn’t been in a long time. It’s a label the company lost long ago after a series of smaller start-ups grew into Microsoft’s biggest competitors. For example, Google started out as an agile and innovative start-up that eventually beat out …
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