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Big Tech’s Fight to Stay Relevant
In a rare moment of transparency, tech titans like Meta, Google, and Apple are acknowledging what was once unthinkable: their most iconic products may not hold their dominance forever. Recent revelations from antitrust court proceedings have pulled back the curtain on how rapidly the digital world is changing—and how even the biggest names in tech […]
Samsung’s Strategic Edge as U.S.-China Tariff Tensions Rise
As trade tensions between the U.S. and China escalate, one key difference between two of the world’s top smartphone brands could become more important than ever: where their devices are made. Apple continues to rely heavily on China for assembling most of its iPhones. Despite some efforts to diversify production, recent estimates suggest that […]
Tech Relief: Smartphones and Computers Excluded from New Tariffs
In a recent development that offers relief to the technology sector, smartphones, computer monitors, and various electronic components have been exempted from the latest wave of tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. According to a notice from U.S. Customs and Border Protection released late Friday, these electronics will not be subject to the steep […]
Trump Delays TikTok Ban Again as China Tariffs Stall Final Deal
Former President Donald Trump has extended the deadline for enforcing a TikTok ban in the U.S. by an additional 75 days, citing ongoing negotiations disrupted by newly announced tariffs on Chinese imports. The delay was confirmed through an executive order signed Friday, just one day before the original enforcement deadline was set to expire. Trump’s […]
Apple’s AI Struggles: The Real Issue with AI’s Evolution
Apple has recently faced heavy criticism for its AI efforts, following a delayed launch of its new AI-powered Siri and unhelpful features like text message summaries. Many tech and financial analysts have questioned Apple’s approach to AI, with some arguing that the company is struggling to make any significant impact in this space. While the […]
MTA Leverages Artificial Intelligence to Combat Subway Delays
Rob Sarno, an assistant chief track officer with the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), has spent 14 years managing maintenance and emergency response. Recently, he played a pivotal role in training artificial intelligence systems to recognize damaged rail sounds. In a pilot program launched in collaboration with Google Public Sector, artificial intelligence technology […]
Facebook’s Job Ads Algorithm Ruled Discriminatory by European Rights Body
A European human rights body has ruled that Facebook job ads exhibit gender bias, marking a significant step toward holding tech giants accountable for discriminatory algorithms. The Netherlands Institute for Human Rights determined that Facebook’s system disproportionately displays job opportunities based on gender, reinforcing stereotypes rather than promoting equal access to employment. The ruling, issued […]
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