Real-time tracking and notifications of spending on Microsoft Azure broken, Twitter API no longer free to access and Microsoft Teams injects AI into its service.

Laid off workers flock to Blind app, PagerDuty CEO quotes Martin Luther King when announcing layoffs and OpenAI charges $20 a month for ChatGPT

OpenAI releases tool to detect machine-written text, Paypal lays off 2000 workers, Canadian team discovers power draining flaw in laptops and phones batteries.

Phillips cut 6000 jobs, China’s Baidu to launch its own version of ChatGPT in March and a foldable iPad in the works.

Big Tech forced to react and ignore safety as ChatGPT gains foothold, Intel reports historically bleak earnings and China’s top nuclear weapons uses American chips 

For the past few weeks, our imagination has been captivated by an artificial intelligence bot called ChatGPT. It's a surprisingly realistic AI that can write computer programs, answer questions and even write poetry and songs. There has been the requisite hysteria - could it be the end of essays? Will humans be replaced by it?  To sort out the hype and to figure out where things go from here, we've invited Josh Tyson, co-author of the “Age of Invisible Machines” to give us some insights.

Layoffs hit IBM and SAP, smartphone shipments decline and Google shuts down more than 50,000 pro-People’s Republic of China (PRC) disinformation channels

Amazon workers in the UK stage first ever strike, Samsung wallet becomes available in eight new markets including Canada and Shutterstock rolls out generative AI toolkit, following partnership with OpenAI.

The US Department of Justice files an antitrust lawsuit against Google’s ad business, Microsoft looks to find out the number of unsupported Microsoft Office installed on Windows PCs and China leads in exports of face recognition technology

 A bored hacktivist browses national security secrets, a laid-off engineer says big tech giants see staff as 100 % disposable and Stanford university students use ChatGPT for final exams