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Microsoft claws back Recall after privacy backlash
In response to a privacy backlash, Microsoft Recall will become opt-in, add more privacy features and come with extra layers of security
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Nicole Kobie
Nicole is a journalist and author who specialises in the future of technology and transport. Her first book is called Green Energy, and she's working on her second, a history of technology. At TechFinitive she frequently writes about innovation and how technology can foster better collaboration.
Gen Z graduates eye careers in education — or start their own companies
LinkedIn research reveals the state of the graduate job market, from the skills most in demand to the sectors drawing most attention from students
Microsoft Recall: spyware or helpful tool? Regulators want to know
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is looking into Microsoft's AI-powered Recall — and no wonder
OpenAI’s “magic” GPT-4o update is an iterative release that may herald less AI hype
OpenAI unveils update to GPT-4o, wider access for free users and a desktop version - so does this mark the end of generative AI hype?
What is GPT-4o?
Fresh from the announcement of GPT-4o, we explain what it is, what it can do and how much it costs
Apple AI iPhones move one step closer with on-device AI experiments
Apple AI iPhones are a distinct possibility with the release of experimental language models that could run easily on a phone
Let the games begin: Paris Olympics puts AI to the test
The Paris Olympics will drench the French city in AI – but care must be taken to avoid any harm.
Regulator says no to facial recognition and fingerprint scanning of employees
Information Commissioner's Office guidance has reduced the use of facial recognition and fingerprints in the leisure sector - is this the start of a trend?
Solar eclipse wipes out internet traffic
The solar eclipse that blotted out the sun across much of North America didn't herald an apocalypse — but it did wipe out internet traffic.
No surprise here: AI will hit women and low-paid workers hardest and first
A report from the Institute for Public Policy Research reveals that those with lower-grade jobs will be significantly more affected by AI automation. To which Nicole replies: no kidding