Jules Roscoe

The same government that has failed to regulate gig work has simply opted to agree that it is bad and to use those working conditions to recruit for the military.

Lattice’s now-canceled software would have allowed AI bots to be onboarded, trained, and evaluated “just as any person would be.”

Google’s logo was removed from the sponsor list of “IT for IDF 2024,” but is still listed as a client of the conference organizer.

A Nu Car Rentals office in Charlotte, North Carolina offers only "virtual assistance" to customers.

The StingRay was listed at $100,000 before being removed for violating the platform’s policy on not selling electronic surveillance equipment.

A new report by the Environmental Protection Agency suggests that Apple also miscalculated the effectiveness of its hazardous compound air filters.

Internal messages shared with 404 Media show how an official’s complaint about a drag queen story hour can spiral into bomb threats against the library hosting it.

The citations allege that Amazon did not provide workers with written performance quotas.

One week after the FTC said companies should not use AI to form personal attachments with consumers, TikTok says its AI avatars can help brands build “real and native connections.”

Microsoft, which subcontracts the quality assurance provider, has a standing labor neutrality agreement with the Communications Workers of America.

K-pop group NewJeans is attempting to sue the anonymous user of a YouTube account for defamation, but cannot proceed without obtaining their identity.

The report finds that Amazon workers in robotic warehouses feel more isolated at work, which makes it difficult to unionize.