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Time machines and instant superpowers: how virtual reality is changing architecture
The much-derided virtual reality has found an unexpectedly useful niche in the world of architecture, writes Steve Ranger. And there is more to come.
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What is quiet quitting?
Quiet quitting is hardly a new feature of the workplace, but it's been given fresh energy thanks to TikTok. Nicole Kobie explains what it is and what employers should do about it (if anything)
Apple AI: what’s coming in 2024?
Apple's AI plans are gathering pace, according to a renowned Apple watcher
What is rust-out – and how to help your staff avoid it
You don’t have to burn out anymore – you could slowly rust-out instead, explains Nicole Kobie. Here’s how chronic boredom dulls the workplace.
All Chromebook Plus laptops compared
We cast our eye over all the announced Chromebook Plus laptops from Acer, Asus, HP and Lenovo to help you decide which best serves your needs
Signal says there’s “no evidence” of device-hijacking flaw
Signal refutes claims that its app is vulnerable to a zero-day attack
Adobe announces CR pin for AI images
Spot the real from the deepfake with a new "icon of transparency" that identifies AI-generated images and videos. Richard Trenholm explains how the Content Credentials icon (the CR pin) will work.
cURL vulnerability means every device connected to the internet will need to be patched tomorrow
There's a problem with an open-source tool that underpins all internet protocols, explains Davey Winder, and that means everything from games consoles to printers will need a security update.
Intel hints at Windows 12 launch date in 2024
Intel's chief financial officer suggests there will be a Windows "refresh" in 2024, hinting at the Windows 12 launch date. Barry Collins explains why Copilot is likely to be a key feature.
Sonatype reveals shocking numbers of malicious threats in open-source software supply chain
Davey Winder highlights the threats lurking in open-source software and shares the experts' views on what can be done
Hollywood writers beat AI but what can “normal” workers learn from the battle?
Hollywood writers have struck a deal about the use of artificial intelligence. Great for them, but what about the rest of us, asks Richard Trenholm?
Here’s a cool Windows Copilot AI trick you might have missed
Windows 11 now has the clever ability to identify items in screenshots
AI copyright: should your business be worried?
Find out why you could be putting your business in legal danger by using AI tools
How Microsoft AI makes Bing and Copilot work
Microsoft MVP Jason Wynn explains the technology powering Microsoft AI, from Copilot to Bing, and reveals how businesses need to prepare.
Regulating AI: the case for a mechanisms-based approach
Targeting specific mechanisms mitigates AI risks more effectively, is easier to get consensus on, and avoids unintended consequences of brute force approaches, writes independent analyst Viggy Balagopalakrishnan
How to make Slack’s new design better
Find out how to make Slack a pleasure to use once more
Top tech companies in Hong Kong
What are some of the top tech companies in Hong Kong? In this article, we highlight some of the key players to watch in its tech scene.
If Windows Copilot launches this week, it needs to be much better than the beta
The Windows Copilot preview leaves a lot to be desired from Microsoft's AI assistant
Mailmeteor review
In this in-depth review, based on many hours of testing, we go through the main features of a handy email outreach tool for business professionals.
Klarna, Buy Now Pay Later and first-mover advantage: an analysis
Klarna got to profitable growth by cementing its first mover advantage and doubling down on retailer relationships but faces competition from incumbent giants.