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Study finds job interviews conducted by AI prone to discrimination

Study finds job interviews conducted by AI prone to discrimination

An Australian study has warned that job interviews orchestrated by AI have a higher chance of discrimination if they’re non-American or disabled. Videos of applicants sharing their experiences have also been making the rounds on TikTok. If finding a new job wasn’t already hard enough, a new study in Australia has found that recruiters using AI for interviews could possibly be discriminating against certain candidates. Those without an American accent...

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New bill might force Apple to allow third party app stores

New bill might force Apple to allow third party app stores

Called ‘The App Store Freedom Act,’ this new bill would legally require companies such as Apple and Google to allow other app stores and payment methods on their devices. The legal system looks set to diminish Apple and Google’s dominance over the app stores market. American politician Kat Cammack has introduced a new bill called ‘The App Store Freedom Act.’ It would require ‘large app store operators’ to allow third-party...

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Meta launches AI assistant app to rival ChatGPT

Meta launches AI assistant app to rival ChatGPT

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has launched a stand-alone AI app that was previously only accessible across Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook called ‘Meta AI.’ It is aimed at rivalling ChatGPT and other similar products. Meta continues to push forward with its plans to utilise AI and compete with industry leaders such as ChatGPT and Midjourney. Meta Platforms, the owner of Facebook, has launched a standalone AI app that provides users with assistance...

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Spotify surpasses expectations with first quarter growth

Spotify surpasses expectations with first quarter growth

Despite an uncertain market, Spotify has managed to survive the storm of tariffs and reluctant consumer spending. It continued to gain subscribers during the first quarter of the year. Well, one thing is for certain. Spotify isn’t going anywhere. The company just published its financial report for the first quarter of this year. Monthly active users grew 10% to 678 million, which is in line with its prior estimates. Paying,...

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