It’s been reported that a trade group for U.S. authors (including John Grisham) has sued OpenAI, accusing it of unlawfully training its chatbot ChatGPT on their work.
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‘Cobots’ To Restore Reefs
With many of the world’s coral reefs being damaged by heat and acidification, one startup has developed a system to restore reefs at scale with the help of trained AI robots.
Read More iPhone Radiation : What’s It All About?
Would you worry about putting a lightbulb next to your ear? Would you worry about standing next to a mobile-phone mast? In our Featured Article this week, we look at why Apple has been in the news due to concerns about excessive radiation and also explain a few of the various terms and phrases used.
Read More €345m Children’s Data Privacy Fine For TikTok
The fine, as well as a reprimand (and an order requiring them to bring its data processing into compliance within three months) were issued in relation to how the company processed personal data relating to child users in terms of…
Read More Why Is There Only One Monopoly Commission?
Have you ever wondered why there’s only one Monopolies Commission? It sounds like a joke but it’s been no laughing matter for some of the tech brands that have been fined for anti-competitive practices
Read More Tech Trivia: 25 Years of Google
You probably know that Google was incorporated 25 years ago, in September 1998. But do you know some of the notable acquisitions that they’ve made since then? You may be surprised!
Read More Fitbit Data Transfer Complaints
How is Fitbit violating your privacy? We’ve taken a look into why complaints have been recently filed against Google.
Read More Laundering Money Via Spotify
Money-launderers are allegedly using Spotify as a means to rinse their cash. We explain how it’s supposedly being done.
Read More Offshore Wind Makes Green Renewable Hydrogen
The challenges of producing green hydrogen can be met by using offshore floating wind-to-hydrogen turbines and electrolysers.
Read More Tech Trivia: Ancient Data-Disasters
It’s hard to believe that this tech trivia article can start with the recent Canadian wildfires and move onto Julius Caesar fancying Cleopatra, but
the author has managed it.