A company called The Image has ... our health and emotional well-being. These tools can monitor your sleep patterns, track your physical activity, and provide personalised advice to help you ...

Although the lockdowns and the strange shopping rules are long gone, everyone will agree that the pandemic changed our lives ... study in 2023 about digital advertisements that did not reach ...

That business model has pushed Roku to experiment with new ways of showing ads that test users’ tolerance. The company claims ...

Advocates of generative artificial intelligence have asserted the rapidly developing technology has the potential to supercharge our productivity and improve our lives. Indeed, generative AI is ...

What happens with this new technology ... in our lives. Let’s extend this to AI. I recently spoke with leaders at a hospital network who are reimagining how AI can improve care.

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Americans have expressed skepticism that attention to racial issues after Floyd's killing led to changes that improved Black ...

YouTube is no longer skewing young, according to its chief in the UK and Ireland. Alison Lomax opened today’s Creative Cities ...

The former Kaduna lawmaker said victory over terrorists and bandits was as important as the unity, peace, and survival of the Nigerian state.

Online culture makes it increasingly difficult to believe in coincidence or divine intervention because of the feedback loop of curated social media algorithms ...

Two new books on high tech and social media examine the toll of relentless shopping, engagement, and the tyranny of the “like” button.