You have to have a good credit score to be allowed onto this dating app
Score is a new dating app that says it only accepts people with "good to excellent" credit, or around 675 or higher.
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Major companies are reportedly using this AI tool to track Slack and Teams messages from more than 3 million employees. Privacy experts are alarmed.
A startup claims its AI tool tracks employee messages on Slack and Teams to monitor risk. Experts aren’t convinced.
The US Air Force needs aircraft fleets ready for a fight ‘that we’ve not ever seen the likes of before,’ general says
Coming out of decades in the Middle East, US pilots and fighters aren’t yet ready for a war with a great power like China, Lt. Gen. Moore said.
Taylor Swift’s 53 seconds of airtime during the Super Bowl is worth about $12.4 million
Taylor Swift appeared on screen for less than a minute during the Super Bowl, but her airtime is worth about $12.4 million.
Driverless taxi torched by mob in San Francisco
As Google’s Waymo starts rolling out more self-driving cars, a crowd of people set one ablaze in San Francisco.
The layoffs sweeping tech companies are ‘contagious’ and ‘may get worse,’ Jefferies analyst predicts
Tech layoffs may be here to stay as companies invest in generative AI and want to show investors better efficiency.
A Backroom Deal Looms Over Section 702 Surveillance Fight
Top congressional lawmakers are meeting in private to discuss the future of a widely unpopular surveillance program, worrying members devoted to reforming Section 702.
Why one popular recession signal is flashing a false positive, Goldman Sachs says
If gross domestic income is revised, it’s likely that the US economy grew slightly above potential in 2023, Goldman Sachs wrote.
It sounds like the Vision Pro 4 will be worth waiting for
Apple’s new Vision Pro still has time to reach its full potential, according to some employees involved in its development.
NATO member to stop sending F-35 parts to Israel
A Dutch court has blocked the export to Israel of parts for F-35 fighter jets, citing risk of human rights violations in Gaza Read Full Article at RT.com