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A lawsuit has been filed by New York City claiming that social media is exacerbating a crisis in youth mental health.

On Wednesday, New York City, along with its schools and public hospital system, filed a lawsuit against major tech companies such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube. The lawsuit claims that these social media platforms are “addictive and dangerous” and are contributing to a mental health crisis among children, causing disruptions in learning and

Cisco Systems plans to reduce its workforce by over 4,000 employees, signaling a trend of financial constraints in the technology industry.

Cisco Systems, a leader in internet networking, is letting go of over 4,000 workers. This follows a trend among technology companies, which has led to increased profits and stock prices. However, it also serves as a reminder of the uncertain job market in an industry that is increasingly relying on artificial intelligence. Cisco’s latest quarterly

. The perfect bot is able to evoke real emotions and fulfill people’s desire for a romantic connection through artificial intelligence.

Derek Carrier recently entered into a romantic relationship and became enamored with his partner. He felt an overwhelming amount of emotions, but he was aware that they were not real. This is due to the fact that his girlfriend was created using artificial intelligence. The carrier had no interest in forming a connection with something

The voices of victims of gun violence, created through artificial intelligence, are being utilized in communications sent to legislators who back the National Rifle Association (NRA).

PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) — Joaquin “Guac” Oliver died in the 2018 Parkland, Florida, high school massacre, but federal lawmakers who oppose tighter gun regulations began getting phone calls in his voice on Wednesday, lambasting them for their position. The relatives of Oliver and five additional individuals who lost their lives due to firearms are utilizing

South Korea has reported that personal emails belonging to a presidential staff member were breached by hackers believed to be from North Korea.

The office of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announced on Wednesday that hackers from North Korea likely accessed the personal emails of one of his staff members before Yoon’s planned trip to Europe in November. According to Yoon’s office, the security breach only impacted the personal account of an employee who did not follow

The Prime Minister of Poland has stated that the former government extensively and unlawfully utilized Pegasus spyware.

The newly appointed prime minister of Poland declared on Tuesday that he possesses evidence demonstrating that the previous government’s officials misused the highly influential Pegasus spyware and deliberately targeted a large number of individuals for hacking purposes. During a press conference, Donald Tusk revealed that the alleged use of Pegasus occurred under the leadership of

Australia plans to prohibit doxxing following the release of personal information about hundreds of Jewish individuals by pro-Palestinian activists.

The Australian government announced on Tuesday that it will make doxxing illegal. This refers to the act of sharing someone’s personal or identifying information online without their consent. This decision was made after pro-Palestinian activists exposed the personal information of numerous Jewish individuals in Australia. Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said the proposed laws, which have yet

The CEO of OpenAI cautions about potential dangers posed by artificial intelligence due to “societal misalignments.”

According to the CEO of OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, the chief concerns keeping him up at night in regards to artificial intelligence are the potential societal issues that could arise from subtle misalignments within the systems. During a video call at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, Sam Altman restated his proposal for the

Inclement weather conditions have caused Japan’s space agency to postpone the launch of their flagship rocket’s second test-flight.

The launch of Japan’s new flagship rocket, the H3 series, has been delayed due to a weather forecast predicting bad conditions at the launch site. The country’s space agency made the decision on Tuesday, as they work to ensure a successful second test flight after the failure of the rocket’s first flight last year. According

A judge has mandated that Elon Musk must testify in the Securities and Exchange Commission’s investigation into his $44 billion Twitter acquisition in 2022.

A judge has mandated that Elon Musk give his testimony for the third time in regards to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s probe into his acquisition of Twitter, now known as X, for $44 billion in 2022. The judge, Laurel Beeler, issued a directive on Saturday, requesting that Musk, his team, and the SEC come

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A lawsuit has been filed by New York City claiming that social media is exacerbating a crisis in youth mental health.

Cisco Systems plans to reduce its workforce by over 4,000 employees, signaling a trend of financial constraints in the technology industry.

. The perfect bot is able to evoke real emotions and fulfill people’s desire for a romantic connection through artificial intelligence.

The voices of victims of gun violence, created through artificial intelligence, are being utilized in communications sent to legislators who back the National Rifle Association (NRA).

South Korea has reported that personal emails belonging to a presidential staff member were breached by hackers believed to be from North Korea.

The Prime Minister of Poland has stated that the former government extensively and unlawfully utilized Pegasus spyware.

Australia plans to prohibit doxxing following the release of personal information about hundreds of Jewish individuals by pro-Palestinian activists.

The CEO of OpenAI cautions about potential dangers posed by artificial intelligence due to “societal misalignments.”

Inclement weather conditions have caused Japan’s space agency to postpone the launch of their flagship rocket’s second test-flight.

A judge has mandated that Elon Musk must testify in the Securities and Exchange Commission’s investigation into his $44 billion Twitter acquisition in 2022.