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Biden on Big Tech at State of the Union 2023

By Eric Cortellessa

Meta's Attempt to Dodge Major Kenya Court Case Fails

By Billy Perrigo

What the Audible Founder Learns From Public School Interns

By Andrew R. Chow

Elon Musk Should Not Be In Charge of the Night Sky

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Washington Is Turning Against TikTok. Could It Be Banned?

Some Democrats and Republicans are calling for a ban amid ongoing concerns Beijing could access user data.

By Armani Syed and Nik Popli

The Biggest Company Layoffs in 2023

Meta joins a growing number of companies to cut jobs in 2023

By Armani Syed

Survey Reveals 30% of Professionals Have Tried ChatGPT at Work

Many are using the technology to draft emails, generate ideas, write and troubleshoot bits of code and summarize research or meeting notes.

By Jo Constantz / Bloomberg

Moderna Says Its RSV Vaccine Works

Newly reported results from a late-stage human trial suggest Moderna's mRNA vaccine platform will work against another viral infection.

By Alice Park

Exclusive: The Kenyan Workers Behind ChatGPT

A TIME investigation reveals the poor conditions faced by the workers who made ChatGPT possible

By Billy Perrigo

The Dangers of Letting Donald Trump Back on Facebook

Meta must not allow Donald Trump back onto Facebook. He violated their policies for years and would do so again.

By Yaël Eisenstat

We Think in 3D. Social Media Should, Too

Social media still argues in two dimensions about real world issues.

By Tristan Harris

Why DeepMind’s CEO Is Urging Caution on AI

Demis Hassabis helped to bring artificial intelligence mainstream. Now he is issuing a warning

By Billy Perrigo

Twitter Tells Singapore Staff to Clear Office

Singapore serves as Twitter’s Asia-Pacific headquarters

By Yoolim Lee and Sing Yee Ong / Bloomberg

Schools Shouldn't Ban Access to ChatGPT

New York City and other school systems are trying to ban the use of ChatGPT. Instead, they should teach students how to use it responsibly.

By Joanne Lipman and Rebecca Distler

The Insurrection in Brazil Is Part of a Broader Crisis of Trust

The disinformation that instigated Bolsonaro supporters to storm Brazil's capital was borderless and cyclical, writes Roberta Braga.

By Roberta Braga

Facebook's Safety Partner in Africa Quits

Sama and Meta are co-defendants in a Kenyan lawsuit brought by a former content moderator

By Billy Perrigo

Tech Layoffs Set the Clock Ticking for Foreign Workers

U.S. tech companies rely heavily on foreign workers, primarily from India and China.

By Simmone Shah

Schumer Kills Bills Big Tech Feared Most

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer never allowed a vote on antitrust bills targeting Apple, Amazon and Google but offered a consolation prize

By Eric Cortellessa

Musk Reportedly Actively Looking for New CEO

Elon Musk recently asked users in a poll whether he should relinquish his role.

By Vlad Savov / Bloomberg

The Price of Your AI-Generated Selfie

The call for data ownership needs to consider what are the appropriate public uses of private data, writes Jasdeep K. Johl.

By Jas Johl
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