Meta is once again facing allegations from a former employee that a growth-at-all-costs culture has caused offline harm.

A Columbia University student has developed an AI tool called Interview Coder that he claims helped him secure summer internships at top tech companies, including Amazon, Meta, TikTok, and more.

A Columbia University student, Roy Lee, developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool to assist candidates in clearing ...

Meta decided to stop working with U.S. fact-checkers at the same time as it’s revamping a program to pay bonuses to creators ...

In his latest post, he shared a screenshot of an email allegedly sent from Meta rescinding the internship offer. "Hi Roy. Following up from our phone conversation to confirm your offer of ...

Friends started reaching out after items went up for sale on Facebook profile. Now, she's worried about this happening to ...

His tool helped him secure internship offers from major tech companies like Amazon, Meta, and TikTok ... After the video gained attention, he shared an email that Amazon allegedly sent to Columbia ...

New York (CNN) — Meta is once again facing allegations from ... Wynn-Williams writes that in 2014, Zuckerberg laid out in an email a three-year plan to make Facebook accessible in China, where ...

When interest in generative AI reached its peak last year, several experts believed that it was the future. AI's impact on the job market was also widely discussed and while on one hand people said ...

New York (CNN) — Meta is once again facing allegations from ... Wynn-Williams writes that in 2014, Zuckerberg laid out in an email a three-year plan to make Facebook accessible in China, where ...