Major tech companies, including Microsoft, have initiated significant layoffs in 2025, attributing the changes to the rapid integration of AI technologies. While executives assert that AI isn't directly replacing human roles, the shift underscores the need for workforce adaptation to evolving tech landscapes.
The UK's Legal Aid Agency experienced a cyberattack compromising up to 2.1 million records, including personal and financial information of legal aid applicants over the past 15 years.
A 19-year-old student, Matthew Lane, is set to plead guilty to hacking PowerSchool's customer support portal, stealing sensitive data of millions, and demanding a $2.85 million ransom.
A discussion on the shift towards bold and irreverent authenticity in European social media, highlighting how users and brands are embracing imperfections and genuine expressions.
An analysis of how social media is influencing the Eurovision Song Contest, leading to more calculated performances aimed at virality, potentially at the expense of spontaneity and eccentricity.
A weekly roundup discussing the latest viral marketing trends, from immersive sensory experiences to the resurgence of playful photo dumps and doodles.
Reflecting on the 2014 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, this article discusses how the viral campaign transformed social media engagement, emphasizing the shift towards video content and algorithm-driven platforms.
France announces massive private sector investment in AI technology, aiming to become a leader in ethical and sustainable artificial intelligence.
Duolingo is now using AI to design nearly all its language courses, resulting in faster updates and better customization for learners.
In September 2020 a piece of graffiti by Banksy, known as ‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask’, was removed from a wall in Bristol.
