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Zoom CEO wants to create AI digital clones to go to meetings for you
“I can send a digital version of myself to join so I can go to the beach,” Eric Yuan said.
Tech founder once compared to Steve Jobs acquitted of fraud over Hewlett-Packard deal
The Autonomy sale was one of the biggest British tech deals at the time but quickly went sour, with HP writing down Autonomy's value by $8.8 billion within a year.
GameStop surges 47% as 'Roaring Kitty' schedules first YouTube livestream in years
GameStop shares climbed nearly 50% Thursday after Keith Gill, the meme investor kingpin known as “Roaring Kitty,” signaled he would return for his first public live stream in nearly four...
Netflix tests biggest redesign of TV app in 10 years in latest move to keep you glued
The video streaming pioneer wants to increase the time that viewers spend on the app to help retain customers and draw subscribers to its new, lower cost plans with advertising.
Duolingo removes LGBTQ references in Russia after government warns of 'extremism'
Duolingo was warned by Russian government officials that publishing LGBT content was considered an act of "extremism."
Major online merchant becomes latest to drop American Express — here's why
It’s not the first time merchants have voiced opposition to AmEx’s business practices by walking away, most notably the warehouse chain Costco nearly a decade ago.
Feds to launch antitrust probe into Microsoft, OpenAI, Nvidia over 'monopoly choke points'
Officials are concerned that tech giants such as Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, Amazon and chipmaker Nvidia have relied on their deep pockets to wield massive influence over the burgeoning sector.
Elon Musk's AI startup plans to build multibillion-dollar supercomputer in Memphis
Musk and his team at xAI have been in talks with officials in Memphis since March about construction of a facility that would house a data center.
Users want to delete Instagram over the app's latest feature: 'Last straw'
"Let it be known to any Instagram executive here, this is a horrible decision if you go through with it," one critic wrote.
Virginia's Youngkin, Miyares strike back at California electric vehicle mandate: 'Declaring independence'
As of next year, Virginia will no longer follow California’s electric vehicle mandates, Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s office announced Wednesday.
Georgia lawmaker who claims she was silenced when she switched political parties spotlights social media companies’ censorship
A Georgia state lawmaker who says she was silenced when she switched parties last year convened a hearing to showcase how social media companies can de-platform people to manipulate messaging.
Meta sued by Palestinian-American engineer, claiming he was fired over handling of Gaza content
Ferras Hamad's claims reflect long-standing criticisms by human rights groups over Meta's performance moderating the content posted to its platforms about Israel and the Palestinian territories.
AI chipmaker Nvidia surpasses Apple as second-most valuable company in the world
The latest rally in Nvidia comes as it prepares to split its stock ten-for-one, a move that could increase its appeal to individual investors.
Google privacy chief to exit, and won't be replaced — despite wave of security leaks
Enright, a 13-year veteran at the company, was responsible for leading the team for safeguarding user data and implementing security policies across Google’s sprawling empire. He will reportedly exit in...
What to know about iOS 18, Apple's 'biggest ever' iPhone update
Apple is expected to roll out a beta version of iOS 18 for select iPhones.
Google parent Alphabet poaches new CFO from pharmaceutical firm Eli Lilly
Anat Ashkenazi will take over the key role effective July 31 and replace Alphabet’s longtime CFO Ruth Porat.
Elon Musk will bring video-only feed to X in bid to take on TikTok and Instagram Reels: sources
The stream could come this summer and is inspired by former fan-favorite Vine which launched the Ice Bucket Challenge in 2014.
How to develop a family social media plan in the wake of landmark NY measure
"I think it's important to start talking about social media as early as kids are interested in understanding it," Dr. Shannon Bennett told The Post.
Google collected children's voices and car pool routes, privacy breach leak reveals: report
The trove of leaked internal documents also showed that Google reportedly made YouTube recommendation based on watch histories that users had previously deleted.
Google lays off at least 100 workers in cloud unit: report
The layoffs hit a variety of roles on in the cloud division, including staffers on the sales, engineering, operations, consulting and “go-to-market” strategy team.