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You decide – have AI tools changed the recruitment process forever?

You decide – have AI tools changed the recruitment process forever?

AI algorithms are streamlining tasks in nearly every industry, but they’re also helping job-seekers build their CVs. Those same CVs are then screened by AI systems during the recruiting process. What does this mean for the future of the job market? Artificial Intelligence is not just ‘taking your job,’ it’ll be considering your CV for the next role you apply for. When designated a task during the application process, it’s...

By London, UK
New survey says Gen Z prefer Instagram and TikTok for shopping

New survey says Gen Z prefer Instagram and TikTok for shopping

Research by influencer marketing company GRIN indicates that Gen Z prefer to shop on social media apps such as Instagram and TikTok rather than Google. A new study by influencer marketing firm GRIN has found that Gen Z shoppers tend to prefer TikTok and Instagram over more traditional online platforms such as Google. When asked where they most often discover new products, 18-to-27-year-old consumers said: 30.4% for Instagram, 23.2% for...

By London, UK
Google’s parent company Alphabet misses targets but invests in AI

Google’s parent company Alphabet misses targets but invests in AI

Alphabet has announced plans to spend $75 billion USD on capital expenditures in 2025 with a focus on AI. In its latest earnings report, the company’s revenue grew but slightly missed market expectations. In 2025, Google’s parent company Alphabet says it plans to spend $75 billion USD on capital expenditures, which is a sharp increase over Wall Street’s original estimates. It is a major jump in spending over 2024, with...

By London, UK
Why did South Sudan ban social media recently?

Why did South Sudan ban social media recently?

Last week, the South Sudanese government imposed a social media ban in an effort to curb the circulation of violent content related to the ongoing violence against its nationals living in Sudan. South Sudanese authorities gave a 30-day ban on social media to control ongoing tensions between South Sudan and Sudan’s government. The social media ban was imposed after footage of South Sudanese nationals were shared on social media platforms being...

By Nairobi, Kenya