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Postings for artificial-intelligence-related roles are growing and touting higher pay.
A yearslong probe found the iPhone maker restricted app developers from telling users about other ways to subscribe to music-streaming services.
The company’s former CEO, CFO, legal chief and general counsel dispute Musk’s claim he had cause to fire them.
The verdict against the Justice Department is regarded as a setback in efforts to contain Chinese corporate theft.
Two-factor authentication isn’t tech jargon but something everyone should use. Here’s how to set it up for easy, secure access.
For those who find it hard to stop watching TikTok and YouTube, there are smart ways to unplug from these distractions.
The billionaire alleges that the ChatGPT maker and its CEO have prioritized profit over benefits to humanity.
The billionaire is drawing on overlapping technology, data and financial backers.
Figure, founded in 2022, is working on a faceless robot that can do tasks in the place of humans.
Canada’s antitrust watchdog said it is expanding its four-year probe into Google’s online advertising practices, with a focus on whether the compa
The iPhone maker is expected to unveil AI tools at its June developer conference after it has lagged behind tech peers with clearer AI strategies.
The regulator is examining the internal communications of CEO Sam Altman, after the board last year temporarily ousted him for alleged lack of candor.
The shareholder meeting comes shortly after Apple shut down its effort to build an electric vehicle.
Most multitools and fancy pocketknives never see any action beyond cutting open an Amazon package. So why do they cost more than a Prime subscription?
Four weeks in, the best thing about the Vision Pro isn’t any new apps, just an escape from the world—and your iPhone.
Tech founders and investors are placing ambitious bets on superfast missile weapons systems.
Sundar Pichai told employees the company would make structural changes after a controversy over ahistoric images and blocked requests.
Online dating company said it expects to incur between about $20 million and $25 million of one-time charges tied to the layoffs.
In the AI-driven bonanza, even the chip maker’s own customers are looking to move in on its business.
Microsoft announced a partnership with Paris-based Mistral, which believes AI systems can be built more efficiently—and much more cheaply.