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The issue causing widespread service disruption on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads has been resolved, and users can now log in successfully.

On Tuesday, a technical problem resulted in widespread difficulties with logging in to Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Messenger services for several hours. Andy Stone, the head of communications for Meta, addressed the problems on X (formerly known as Twitter) and stated that the company “took prompt action to resolve the issue for all affected

One month following a cyberattack, a hospital in Chicago has announced that certain systems have been restored.

CHICAGO (AP) — Doctors and nurses at a premier Chicago children’s hospital can again access patients’ electronic medical records, more than a month after a cyberattack forced Lurie Children’s Hospital to take its networks offline. The hospital announced on Monday that its phone system is now fully operational. Authorities had previously attributed the incident to

AI is present in everyday life with minimal supervision. Governments are rushing to catch up.

In recent news, ChatGPT has garnered attention for its use of artificial intelligence. However, AI has also been integrated into daily life without much fanfare, such as in the screening of job resumes, rental apartment applications, and even influencing medical care in certain instances. Though several AI technologies have been found to exhibit bias by

Some entertainment options for the week include: Ariana Grande, ‘Wonka,’ Garth Brooks, animal queens, and ‘Poor Things.’

New television shows, movies, music, and games coming to a device near you include an album by Ariana Grande and Garth Brooks that offers a glimpse into the opening of his Nashville bar. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists: John Cena starring in the film

The lawyers who effectively presented the case that Musk’s payment plan was unlawful are now requesting $5.6 billion worth of Tesla stock.

Lawyers representing the side that won the case against Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s excessive pay are now requesting the judge to compensate them with company stock valued at $5.6 billion in legal fees. The lawyers representing Tesla shareholders in the January case have filed a request with the Delaware judge in documents submitted on Friday.

California approves Waymo’s driverless car services to extend to Los Angeles and the San Francisco peninsula.

California regulators have given Waymo permission to extend the operations of its fleet of self-driving cars, known as “robotaxis,” to Los Angeles and cities on the southern peninsula of San Francisco. Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. (Google’s parent company), has received approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to extend its self-driving taxi services

DeSantis has rejected a proposed law that would have banned children under the age of 16 from using social media. Instead, lawmakers in Florida have proposed an alternative solution.

Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, rejected a proposed ban on social media use for minors on Friday. Lawmakers have now come up with new wording to prevent children under the age of 14 from using addictive platforms. The proposed legislation presented to the governor last week aimed to prohibit minors under the age of 16

Elon Musk sues OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming betrayal of its goal to benefit humanity

Elon Musk is taking legal action against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman for allegedly going against the original goals of ChatGPT, which were to prioritize the betterment of humanity rather than seeking financial gain. Billionaire Musk filed a lawsuit at San Francisco Superior Court, stating that he had secured an agreement with Altman and

Misleading information from Russia is focused on the topic of immigration. The true intention is to diminish aid to Ukraine.

According to reports from Washington, winning Ukraine may require the intervention of Vladimir Putin in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Recently, Russian state-controlled media and online profiles linked to the Kremlin have shared and promoted misleading and provocative material regarding American immigration and border control. This effort appears to be aimed at fueling anger

These are television channels that continue to exist without any apparent motivation for viewership.

The line-up of iconic figures and individuals who gained recognition through cable TV is extensive: Honey Boo Boo, Tony Soprano, Lizzie McGuire, Don Draper, Jon Stewart, Beavis and Butt-Head, Chip and Joanna Gaines, and SpongeBob SquarePants. Choose your personal favorites. It is unlikely that there will be many more added to the group. Many cable

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The issue causing widespread service disruption on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads has been resolved, and users can now log in successfully.

One month following a cyberattack, a hospital in Chicago has announced that certain systems have been restored.

AI is present in everyday life with minimal supervision. Governments are rushing to catch up.

Some entertainment options for the week include: Ariana Grande, ‘Wonka,’ Garth Brooks, animal queens, and ‘Poor Things.’

The lawyers who effectively presented the case that Musk’s payment plan was unlawful are now requesting $5.6 billion worth of Tesla stock.

California approves Waymo’s driverless car services to extend to Los Angeles and the San Francisco peninsula.

DeSantis has rejected a proposed law that would have banned children under the age of 16 from using social media. Instead, lawmakers in Florida have proposed an alternative solution.

Elon Musk sues OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming betrayal of its goal to benefit humanity

Misleading information from Russia is focused on the topic of immigration. The true intention is to diminish aid to Ukraine.

These are television channels that continue to exist without any apparent motivation for viewership.