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Thousands of Kenyan Tech Workers Face Sudden Job Cuts The underbelly of big tech’s global operations has come into sharp focus with the recent layoffs of over a thousand outsourced tech professionals in Kenya . These workers, often the unseen engine room powering major technology giants, now confront sudden redundancy, raising urgent questions about the sustainability and ethics of offshore tech labor.

Robotic Combat Takes Center Stage in Modern Warfare UFORCE remains tight-lipped about the specific robotic battle showcased in President Zelensky’s recent video, yet the company confirms its fleet of air, land, and sea drones actively engage in ongoing combat operations. “While I can’t disclose operational details or UFORCE’s exact role, we’ve executed over 150,000 successful combat missions since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022,” stated Rhiannon Padley , UFORCE’s UK Director of

OpenAI Leadership Navigates Complex Relationships Amidst Corporate Shifts Shivon Zilis remained a trusted figure on the OpenAI board long after Elon Musk exited the company, with CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman supporting her continued role. Despite Musk’s departure, Zilis maintained close ties with the leadership until at least 2023, underscoring the intertwined personal and professional dynamics shaping the AI giant’s trajectory.

Elon Musk openly admitted, “I am not a lawyer,” during a tense courtroom exchange. With a hint of humor, he added, “Well, technically I did take Law 101 in school,” prompting laughter throughout the packed courtroom.

Meta , the powerhouse behind Facebook and Instagram , has launched a high-stakes legal battle against the UK media watchdog Ofcom . The dispute centers on fees and fines imposed under the stringent Online Safety Act , which came into effect in July 2025 to clamp down on harmful content online.

TikTok Unveils Paid Option to Skip Ads for UK Users TikTok is reshaping how UK users engage with its platform by introducing a £3.99 monthly subscription that removes all adverts. Starting this Monday, users aged 18 and older will receive notifications prompting them to choose between continuing with the free, ad-supported version or paying for an uninterrupted, ad-free experience.

Meta Reverses Course on Instagram’s Privacy Protection Instagram has abruptly ended its support for ultra-private direct messaging by disabling end-to-end encryption (E2EE) globally. This decisive move marks a significant reversal from Meta’s previous commitment to making encrypted messaging the cornerstone of user privacy.

AI Missteps Trigger Quick Revisions on TikTok TikTok has scaled back its experimental AI feature that generated wildly inaccurate video summaries, including one bizarre case that described a celebrity as a “collection of various blueberries with different toppings.” Getty Images TikTok logo displayed on a smartphone screen, with enlarged, faded versions of the logo reflected across it. The AI-powered “overviews” recently appeared beneath some videos on the platform, aiming to summarize content o

AI and Woodworking: Bridging Tradition with Innovation Woodworkers are embracing generative AI to enhance their craft, merging age-old skills with cutting-edge technology. When renovating a house, craftsman Saunders leverages AI chatbots to swiftly access complex building regulations, streamlining his workflow and saving valuable time.

A massive cyberattack paralyzed hundreds of universities and schools across the United States, Canada, and Australia, igniting chaos during the critical end-of-year academic period. This digital assault targeted the widely used academic software platform Canvas , leaving thousands of students and educators stranded amid final exams and crucial submissions.