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Tesla Managers Show Up At Workers' Homes To See If They're Really Sick After Surge In Sick Leaves
Tesla managers in Germany caused controversy by visiting employees' homes to verify sick leave after absentee rates surged to 17% in August, sparking criticism from workers and unions, though management defended the move as a response to potential abuse of sick leave policies.
Four Executives Who Helped Nvidia Lead The AI Race and Return 750% In Stock Gains Since Early 2023
Over 29,000 people work at Nvidia globally, each having an important role. However, some stand out due to their leadership qualities, resilience, and innovations.
Facial Recognition Fail: Detroit Forced To Pay $300K To Man AI Falsely Recognised As Thief
Detroit man Robert Williams was wrongly arrested for theft due to faulty facial recognition. This raises questions about the tech's accuracy.
The Development Of Artificial Intelligence Is Threatening 40% Of Jobs Worldwide
As world leaders discuss new AI regulation laws, an investigation found that the technology is set to affect almost half of the industries on a global scale.
AI Will Be Able To Do Everything, Even Your Jobs, Elon Musk Tells Rushi Sunak
The billionaire tech entrepreneur believes that AI is "one of the most disruptive forces in history".
Experts claim AI set to eliminate 300 million jobs
Recent advances in technology have taken the world by storm, with companies launching their own versions of artificial intelligence apps for different tasks.
Six FemTech founders you need to know about
The future is tech, but is the future of tech women? The Femtech market is booming, with new technological innovations, and women are leading the march.
Ashley Madison leaks, prison hacks, and bitcoin nightmares: The week in cybersecurity
The week in cybersecurity was largely dominated by cryptocurrency. That's unsurprising, given that bitcoin spiked in value, reaching $17,000 at one point.
Uber hacked, Bitcoin hijacked and Dotcom's new internet: The week in cybersecurity
From the Uber hack to the rise of commercial spyware applications on Android: These are the biggest cybersecurity and hacking stories of the week from IBTimes UK's tech team.
Secret Apple job advert found hidden online
Job opportunity for engineer discovered hiding in plain sight.
Smartphone users warned over deadly mushroom-hunting app
Fungi photo identification app slammed by experts.
Top tech CEOs to 'overhaul' how the US government works at White House event
Apple and Amazon bosses among group attending first of its kind event.
Internet vs booze: Brits reveal they would rather give up alcohol than go offline
What would you sacrifice in order to stay connected?
Amazon is using Alexa to take over your home, car and entire life
Voice-activated personal assistant appears in everything from speakers to cars and fridges.
Faraday Future CES 2017 press conference: Live stream link and start time
Make-or-break production car launch will kick off at 6pm local time in Las Vegas on 3 January.
The next big thing in tech: Why augmented reality will dominate 2017
Virtual and augmented reality will take over in 2017 but their fates are very different.
John McAfee: Can we trust the FBI with Donald Trump's cybersecurity policy?
Don't believe the hype, Donald Trump needs to fix US cybersecurity.
Yahoo Hack: Christmas comes early for Verizon
Another huge Yahoo data breach, another reason why Verizon is in prime position to benefit.
Amazon Go could doom the independent retailer - but they can't remain in the dark ages
Changing the face of retail once more, the Amazon Go experiment might pay off - but at what cost?
Turo: The 'Airbnb for cars' is heading to UK streets
Service to hire out your car when you're not using it looks to revolutionise the rental market.
Flight of fancy: Airbus planes of the future could have gyms, children's playrooms and coffee bars
Airbus A3 vision of modular cabins could revolutionise the in-flight experience.
No sex please, we're Uber: Five things that will get you banned from taxi service
Avoid flirting with fellow passengers or carrying firearms included in list of no-no actions.
Microsoft closes $26bn LinkedIn acquisition deal
The two firms will now begin to integrate their products and services.
No, the Apple Watch isn't doomed but time is up for other smartwatches
The reality behind Apple's wearable is that it's still a significant earner for the company.
Airbags for the elderly: Auto-inflating belt to prevent injury from falls gets closer to reality
It's hip to be air: Concept device could help reduce hip injury after tumbles.
John McAfee: Our cyber defence is perilously inferior to weaponised attack software
If you believe the government that we have effective cyber security then you've swallowed it hook, line and sinker.
Has President Trump saved Twitter?
Trump and the US Election couldn't have come at a better time for the struggling social network.
Can't find a lost iPhone that's turned off? This Apple patent could fix Find My iPhone's big flaw
Find My iPhone offline technology could send location data of lost iPhone even when powered off.
WhatsApp finally gives users the gift of GIFs — here's how to create and send them
The long-awaited feature is finally rolled out and we've got a GIF guide to using them.
Will Apple buy Netflix? It makes perfect sense but may never happen
Apple has missed the boat with video and may need to splash the cash in order to get back in the game.