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Some X users have noted that the video of a Cybertruck covered in bullet marks surfaced after a negative Q3 earnings call.

Some users believe they should be able to decide whether they want to share their data with Microsoft to improve AI-generated suggestions.

Tower Semiconductors previously failed to set up a chip manufacturing facility in India due to the company's other business deals.

UK companies across various sectors like finance, logistics and transport can now use satellite data for their benefit as the UK Space Agency is opening it for business use.

New data for Q3 shows that Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ lead the way when it comes to having the majority of market share for streaming services in Britain.

In China, the iPhone 15 series is locking horns with Huawei's Mate 60, which costs nearly £164 less than the iPhone 15 Pro.

Despite taking the world by storm, OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT was previously limited to data up to September 2021 until now.

While nothing is set in stone yet, a new report suggests the small-scale production of foldable iPad units will begin by the end of 2024.

This new Wi-Fi sharing feature simplifies and expedites the process of sharing Wi-Fi passwords with your guests.

According to the research, GPT-4 is likely to follow misleading information more precisely than earlier versions of the AI bot.

Google is rolling out a new set of accessibility features that are designed to improve user experience for disabled users.

The Competition and Markets Authority is scrutinising Bosch and other boilers for misleading 'hydrogen-blend ready' advertisements which seem to be a greenwashing tactic to lure UK consumers.

CPI reported a year-on-year increase of 6.7 per cent, maintaining the same pace as the previous month, contrary to economists' predictions of a dip to 6.6 per cent.

The new Outlook.com and Microsoft Edge WebView-based Outlook version was released in September for Windows 11.

Baidu continues to rebuild some of its popular applications using the latest generative AI technologies and introducing new AI-native products.

The UK government is looking for new innovative "AI Discriminations" tackling ideas from UK companies that can be used in healthcare and open use cases through the Fairness Innovation Challenge.

The figures show that between June and August of this year, wages rose at an annual rate of 7.8 per cent, higher than average inflation over the same three months.

The decision comes on the heels of the government's gambling white paper released in April, outlining measures to enhance player protection and reduce the risk of addiction in the age of smartphones.

The initiative, commissioned by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), aims to deepen collaboration between the UK and India on recent and planned regulatory reforms in the pension sector.

Microsoft has neither denied nor confirmed rumours surrounding Windows 12, but the company is reportedly set to release the next-gen OS in 2024.

The Pixel 8 series smartphones allow Face Unlock for payments, but the same system may mistakenly identify siblings as twins.

The Apple device will reportedly be capable of wirelessly turning on the iPhones, updating the software and turning them back off.

Mesh-AI's new research report, 'The State of AI in the Enterprise', highlights the realities and challenges of AI adoption faced by businesses.

There is a list of fintech trends to watch out for, as the rapid pace of fintech innovation is transforming finance for both businesses and consumers.

By exploring the latest advancements in password management technology, you can take steps to secure your sensitive information and protect your digital presence.

Researchers have discovered that machine learning models in healthcare, despite their success, can sometimes become victims of their own achievements.

The Chief Executive Officer of Activision, Bobby Kotick, welcomes the acquisition and looks "forward to becoming a part of the Xbox Team".

Musk even called the work-from-home option "morally wrong" and "bulls***."

A survey involving 1,000 British workers claimed that one in four British employees had changed jobs at least three times in the last three years.