Anthropic is launching a suite of plugins for its Cowork AI agent, designed to customize Claude for specific business functions like sales and finance. This move doubles down on the enterprise market, which already provides 80% of the company’s revenue.
A new lawsuit filed on Tuesday is the first in the U.S. to directly challenge an AI hiring platform under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The case against Eightfold AI, used by giants like PayPal and Microsoft, alleges it screened applicants without their knowledge or a chance to correct errors. This
Microsoft is in full damage-control mode with Windows 11. After a string of botched updates that broke shutdowns, caused boot failures, and froze apps, the company has launched an internal “swarming” effort to stabilize the OS. This shift comes as Microsoft tries to build its AI future on what’s bec
EA has quietly updated several Battlefield 6 cosmetics that players accused of being AI-generated “slop.” The patch, released a month after the controversy began, changes items like the “Objective Ace” mask that looked identical to Call of Duty’s Ghost. The company still hasn’t directly addressed th
The latest State of the Game Industry survey reveals a massive shift in developer focus. Windows PC is now the dominant target, with console platforms—especially Xbox—seeing a significant decline in interest.
In the niche world of insurance accounting software, a promising AI startup is accused of creating a fake insurance company to spy on a competitor. The legal battle shows how messy disruption can get when billions are on the line.
A massive manga piracy operation has been dismantled. The network, centered on Bato.to, saw hundreds of millions of visits monthly and generated significant ad revenue before its operator was arrested.
Microsoft’s latest optional update for Windows 11 is packing more than just fixes. It expands phone-to-PC workflows and finally lets you toggle a key security feature without a clean install. For creators, native MIDI 2.0 support is a big deal.
Meetings often fail due to predictable, toxic dynamics that leaders allow to fester. According to Fast Company, three specific power moves—amplification, incompetence, and jerk behavior—turn collaborative spaces into performative rituals where real work dies.
A critical server had a five-figure support contract promising an engineer within an hour. The reality? Bad weather blocked the tech, and the monitoring was so bad it only noticed when the server came back online. The contractor eventually admitted defeat.
