Craig Hale

Creative workers are excited to be more… creative as AI and automation promises to cut down administrative work.

Two prominent Chinese companies have been dropped from the Department of Defense’s concerning companies list.

Theft of cryptocurrency rose to $2.2 billion annually, with North Korea emerging as a key offender.

IBM report finds open-source ecosystems can help firms get more return from AI investments.

Despite announcing RTO plans months before they were set to roll out, Amazon still isn’t ready.

Free version of GitHub Copilot is now available to all developers in VS Code, but there are some restrictions.

Even though it sells Windows, Microsoft says Google is better off from the platform, simply because it’s everywhere.

Businesses aren’t doing enough to support women in tech, but here’s what they could be doing to contribute.

Amazon Web Services will have invested $23 billion in Ohio by 2030 following announcement of new $10 billion funding.

Users can now link GitHub, GitLab and more with Google Code Assist and Gemini Flash 2.0.

2,000 sales representative jobs have come up at Salesforce as it prepares to handle increased demand for its AI tools.

Pushing workers to be in the office is making them consider walking out and finding more flexible roles.

You can no longer buy credits on Skype as Microsoft pushes the platform to become subscription-based.

European Commission confirms seven locations for its next-generation AI Factories, more applications welcome.

Workers are set to find out whether they’re being made redundant after Christmas, with nine in 10 set to go.

Workers are happy with the productivity benefits they’re seeing from AI, and are even asking their bosses for more.

JetBrains reveals the most popular AI coding assistants, and we’re really not surprised by the top two.

Indian billionaire Narayana Murthy still believes 70-hour work weeks are important for India’s economic growth.

Younger buyers are impulse buying through social media like TikTok, Facebook and Instagram, but they’re still hesitant.

Workers are more concerned about AI-backed cyberthreats and deepfakes, with many having experienced them first-hand.

Amazon and Microsoft engineers have been working together to tackle a list of M365 security concerns.

There are more hybrid workers than office-based or remote employees, and many now have their own at-home office.

More than half have faced an API security incident in the past year – it cost one-fifth more than $500,000.

Nearly half of graduates want to work in AI, but it might just be because they think they can earn more money.