Author: Zach_Wilson

Many SMBs are all-in on AI – despite not really knowing what it can do for them

The adoption of artificial intelligence among small and medium-sized businesses in the UK seems to have hit a crossroads, as while enthusiasm for AI tools is high, understanding and strategic planning lag behind, new research has claimed. A report from NetApp found only half (51%) of IT decision-makers surveyed understand…

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Forget the new MacBook Airs – Apple might already be working on M4 MacBook Pros

Following the recent release of more laptops with the M3 chip – new MacBook Air models as you’ve doubtless seen – we’ve heard that Apple has already started work on a MacBook with the M4 SoC. This is the case according to regular leaker Mark Gurman, who made the revelation…

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How ecommerce retailers can ensure consumer safety in 2024

In 2024, online retail is set for growth, but security is crucial. Last year’s festive season saw a 3.7% increase in online spending and a 12.7% rise in ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ (BNPL) methods, expanding the cyber threat landscape. With more frequent and varying online transactions, security concerns are heightened…

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What to expect at Microsoft’s March 21 event

Microsoft is holding a digital event titled “Advancing the new era of work with Copilot” on March 21. Among the possible announcements are new Surface devices, potentially the first branded as AI PCs. It will already be the second Windows hardware event — and first mainline Surface Pro launch —…

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Midjourney bans all Stability AI employees over alleged data scraping

Midjourney says it has banned Stability AI staffers from using its service, accusing employees at the rival generative AI company of causing a systems outage earlier this month during an attempt to scrape Midjourney’s data. Midjourney posted an update to its Discord server on March 2nd that acknowledged an extended…

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Tesla’s going back to court over Autopilot’s role in a deadly 2018 crash

Tesla will soon return to court over a crash that led to the death of Wei “Walter” Huang nearly six years ago. The trial will take place in California the week of March 18th and will determine whether Tesla and its driver-assist software are at fault for the fatal accident,…

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