Amazon aims to test the bulk of its warehouse workers for Covid-19 every two weeks, and is building its own labs adjacent to warehouses and assembling a dedicated team to help reach this goal.
The Fire HD 8 Plus is the tablet Todd Haselton recommends to most people when they want something that's cheaper than an iPad. It has good battery life, wireless charging, and it's perfect if you shop a lot on Amazon and read Kindle books.
It means that Apple can build its computers without relying on Intel's processor. So, if it needs more powerful chips from Intel, for example, it won't ever have to wait for Intel to finish building those chips.
Voice assistants such as Google Assistant, Apple Siri and Microsoft Cortana need to be able to understand nuance and properly respond to a question now and in the future.
Peter Thiel's Palantir was given access to NHS patient records that contain citizen's contact details, gender, race, religion, occupation, physical and mental health condition, as well as past criminal offenses.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna called on Congress Monday to enact reforms to advance racial justice and combat systemic racism, while announcing the company was getting out of the facial recognition business.
If you're planning to drive to a testing center, whether it's a medical facility or a local retail partner offering tests, Google will remind you to "verify eligibility and facility guidelines to avoid being turned away."
Towns from Washington state to Indiana have seen armed groups begin patrolling the streets after rumors spread on social media about an antifa invasion.
Biden's spending spree represents one of the clearest signals yet that his campaign senses that it has momentum against Trump and that it has the resources to compete with the president's financial war chest.
Creating a special fast-track arbitration system for countering social media speech which is considered false, defamatory or otherwise worthy of some warning label could provide recourse without forcing social media platforms to become "arbiters of truth," while protecting liability protections afforded by Section 230 of the CDA, argues Tom Rogers, the former Senior Counsel to the US House of Representatives Telecommunications Subcommittee.
Twitter is showing a message on offending tweets that reads "Get the facts on Covid-19." When clicked, the link takes users to a Twitter page titled "No 5G isn't causing coronavirus."
Scientists backed by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative urge Facebook to take a stronger stand on misinformation and incendiary speech.
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