Instagram restores service after major outage lasting nearly 2 hours
Meta acknowledged Instagram was experiencing an outage on Sunday evening, saying it was working to get things back up as quickly as possible.
Meta Platforms' Instagram reportedly has Twitter competitor app in the works
Instagram has a new app with similarities to Twitter in the pipeline, according to a Bloomberg report. The earliest its rollout could reportedly happen is around the end of June.
How to invest in ChatGPT
As ChatGPT and artificial intelligence begin impacting Wall Street, traders and investors can buy into partners Microsoft, Nvidia and Perion Networks.
Microsoft's $69B purchase of Activision cleared by EU regulators
European Union regulators approved Microsoft’s $69 billion all-cash purchase of video game maker Activision Blizzard. The deal still faces pressure from regulators across the world.
Elon Musk names Linda Yaccarino as Twitter CEO
Longtime advertising executive Linda Yaccarino resigned from NBCUniversal on Friday, a day after Elon Musk announced he hired a new CEO for the social media platform.
Nevada considers tax credits to lure Sony, film industry to Las Vegas
Nevada lawmakers have crafted a bill that would provide massive tax credits in an attempt to bring film production to the Las Vegas area.
Is Twitter a dating app? Elon Musk is open to idea
Elon Musk is open to adding a dating app feature to Twitter, which would compete with Facebook Dating and advance Musk's goal of creating the "everything app."
IBM announces AI platform watsonx to help businesses
IBM announced a new artificial intelligence and data platform called watsonx Tuesday to help businesses scale AI workloads and to train and deploy AI models.
White House announces plan for 'responsible' AI use, VP Harris to meet with tech executives
The White House announced a plan to promote responsible use of AI through a focus on government-funded research and cooperation with tech companies.
Microsoft executive warns AI will cause 'real damage' in the wrong hands
A key Microsoft executive said Wednesday that artificial intelligence will cause "real damage" when used with malicious intent, especially in elections.
Google bans terms for British employees such as 'hey guys' and 'man hours': report
Google employees in the U.K. are reportedly banned from using popular phrases such as "hey guys," "crazy," "kill" and "man hours," according to an internal style guide.
Samsung bans generative AI use by employees, report says
Samsung Electronics Co. is reportedly banning employee use of generative artificial intelligence tools, including the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT over security risks.
IBM to pause hiring for certain jobs that could be replaced by AI
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna projected that some of the company's employee roles will be replaced by artificial intelligence in the years to come.
Twitter to take 10% cut on content subscriptions after 12 months
With a substantial drop in advertising revenue since Musk's acquisition of Twitter, a switch to a subscription-based model appears to have some drawbacks.
Twitter suspended user who revealed pedophile flag has account suspended
A Twitter user who posted about the creation of a pedophilia flag on the social media platform had their account suspended a day later.
'Ultra Right' conservative beer expected to hit $1M in sales since Bud Light boycotts: 'It's a movement'
Conservative Dad's Ultra Right Beer will reach $1 million in sales just weeks after its mid-April launch, making waves in the beer industry amid the Bud Light controversy.
Spotify's Daniel Ek weighs in on artificial intelligence
One topic that came up more than once as Spotify's CEO participated Tuesday in the audio streaming service's first-quarter earnings call was artificial intelligence.
If you don’t care about censorship, you don’t need a lot of people running Twitter: Elon Musk
Elon Musk shares with ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ why negative news has such an effect on people and how the majority of previous Twitter employees were used for censorship.
Apple computer shipments fell 40% from a year ago, report finds
A report by the International Data Corporation found that global shipments of personal computers fell 29% in Q1 of 2023 with Apple shipments falling by 40%.
Twitter-Substack feud heats up as Elon Musk is accused of censorship
Elon Musk is denying accusations of censorship after severely throttling content from Twitter competitor Substack, claiming the company is "trying to download a massive portion of the Twitter database."


















