• How to Convert Microsoft Word to Google Docs

    Converting Microsoft Word documents to Google Docs is a straightforward process that allows you to take advantage of Google Docs’ collaboration features and accessibility from any device connected to the internet. Below is a concise guide on how to perform this conversion. Key Takeaways Open your web browser and go to Google Drive (drive.google.com). Sign […]

  • How to Create a Business Plan with Google Gemini

    As you embark on your entrepreneurial journey, crafting a comprehensive and compelling business plan is essential. However, the process of creating a well-structured and thorough plan can be daunting. This is where Google Gemini, an AI-powered tool integrated into Google Workspace, comes into play. With its suite of features designed to streamline and enhance your […]

  • EU bans harmful artificial smoke flavourings for food

    The European Union has decided to ban certain smoke flavourings used by the food industry, based on the recommendations of European food safety watchdog EFSA, Dutch media reported. The flavourings which produces the distinctive smoky flavour have been linked to cancer and infertility, research by the EFSA has shown, and should no longer be present in food. The EFSA did not investigate how much of the flavourings would have to be consumed to cause cancer but said a blanket ban

  • Microsoft Expands Digital Authentication Tools to EU Campaigns

    Microsoft announces an expansion of its Content Integrity tools to the EU, aiming to secure digital content in political campaigns and news organizations.

  • Google Chat adds Support for Slack and Microsoft Teams

    There is a catch, however.

  • How Israel uses facial recognition systems in Gaza and beyond

    Amnesty International researcher Matt Mahmoudi discusses the IDF’s use of the techonology as a tool of mass surveillanceGovernments around the world have increasingly turned to facial recognition systems in recent years to target suspected criminals and crack down on dissent. The recent boom in artificial intelligence has accelerated the technology’s capabilities and proliferation, much to the concern of human rights groups and privacy advocates who see it as a tool with immense potential for...

  • Google announces more layoffs, plans to relocate jobs overseas

    Google announced on Wednesday that it plans to lay off a significant number of employees and relocate some positions overseas. The layoffs will primarily affect Google’s finance and real estate departments. A spokesperson for the Mountain View company stated that these layoffs are part of a continuing restructuring initiative. Some impacted roles will be moved to developing hubs in India, Ireland and Mexico. “As we’ve said, we’re responsibly investing in our company’s biggest priorities and the...

  • US Reverses on Plan to Ban Menthol Cigarettes, WSJ Reports

    President Joe Biden’s administration is backing away from a plan to ban menthol cigarettes, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

  • Business group plans to sue after FTC bans noncompete contracts

    (The Center Square) – The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule Tuesday to ban noncompete contracts that prevent employees from joining rival companies in a move that immediately drew a legal challenge. U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Suzanne Clark said the measure was illegal and would hurt businesses and workers. "The Federal Trade Commission's decision to ban employer noncompete agreements across the economy is not only unlawful but also a...

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    Google and the conversation topic many Americans want banned in the office

    Just under half of all workers say they would be in favor of a ban on talking politics in the office, a new CNBC survey finds.

  • EU threatens TikTok Lite with ban over reward-to-watch feature

    App feature could be suspended unless child safety concerns addressed, in first use of sweeping new digital powersThe EU has said it will ban a new service launched by TikTok in Europe that it believes could be “as addictive as cigarettes” unless the company offers “compelling” fresh evidence that children are safeguarded.If the ban goes ahead, it would be the first time the EU has used sweeping new powers to impose sanctions on social media companies since its landmark Digital Service Act (DSA)...

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    Microsoft and OpenAI will reportedly avoid a merger probe by the EU

    The European Union will reportedly not launch a formal investigation into the relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI because it feels Microsoft's dealings with OpenAI is not considered a takeover