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Ex-Facebook content moderator claims disturbing images gave her PTSD; sues

Ex-Facebook content moderator claims disturbing images gave her PTSD; sues A former contract employee for Facebook alleges in a lawsuit filed on Friday that her time there as a content manager left her with post-traumatic stress disorder, triggered at times when she touches a computer mouse.

Tech giants use AI to fight famine in coordination with international groups

Tech giants use AI to fight famine in coordination with international groups Google, Amazon and Microsoft are linking arms with international organizations to use artificial intelligence to identify and prevent famines.

iPhone XS and XS Max don't survive drops

iPhone XS and XS Max don't survive drops If you've paid a small fortune to have an iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max in your pocket, the answer to the question "should it put it in a protective case?" is a resounding yes!

Air Force: New bomb technology lags behind large air platform innovation

Air Force: New bomb technology lags behind large air platform innovation U.S. Air Force researchers and bomb-makers are expressing concerns that the modernization of air-dropped weapons has been lagging-behind the many technical advances built into the larger platforms that drop them, such as the B-2, F-35 and the emerging B-21.

Creepy robot that could 'destroy us all' has a new rival

Creepy robot that could 'destroy us all' has a new rival In May, the world got a new look at Boston Dynamics' intriguing, albeit terrifying robots, Atlas, a humanoid robot, and SpotMini, a doglike robot, performing new functions such as running through the woods and navigating around an office.

Google spoke of rigging searches

Google spoke of rigging searches To oppose Trump's immigration policy.

White House considers social media executive order

White House considers social media executive order Fox & Trends with Carley Shimkus.

Twitter bug may have exposed direct messages

Twitter bug may have exposed direct messages Twitter on Friday announced it has fixed a bug affecting one of its APIs that may have sent users' private direct messages and protected tweets to third-party developers who were not meant to receive them.

PayPal bans Infowars over hate speech

PayPal bans Infowars over hate speech PayPal is the latest tech company to ban conspiracy theory site Infowars over its controversial content.

'One in three TripAdvisor reviews are fake,' with venues buying glowing reviews, investigation finds

'One in three TripAdvisor reviews are fake,' with venues buying glowing reviews, investigation finds Up to a third of reviews on TripAdvisor are fake with hotels and restaurants buying positive reviews, it has been claimed.