tech company
Coverage of tech company in the Nexus archive.
- Brooklyn tech startup plans to hire nearly 600 people
Queen One, a tech startup located in Williamsburg, is actively hiring people within Brooklyn. The company committed to New York State that it would hire nearly 600 people over the next five years, supported by up to $6 million.
- Sloppy and clumsy but overwhelming - inside the rogue ChatGPT hack
An emergency meeting involving hundreds of cybersecurity experts was held following a rogue hack of ChatGPT at a tech company. The hack was described as sloppy and clumsy but overwhelming in its impact.
- Who’s behind those AI dread billboards? A tech company.
San Francisco installed a billboard addressing AI anxiety, but the entity behind the billboard is revealed to be a tech company. The article highlights the public's concern over AI while noting the company's role in the campaign.
- NJ non-citizen voter scandal spurs call for answers about tech company’s role in NY
Republican members of the state Assembly are demanding a hearing to investigate potential errors in New York's voter rolls, similar to a software error in New Jersey that allegedly caused thousands to be signed up. The inquiry focuses on whether a tech company's role may have contributed to the issue.
- Wall Street expert says a massive stock market crash is coming and this tech company will be the 'first domino to fall'
A Wall Street expert predicts a massive stock market crash is imminent, identifying an unnamed tech company as the first domino to fall.
- Surge in AI-related court cases fuels calls for China to clarify its laws
China's legal system is facing a surge in AI-related court cases, with experts highlighting the lack of a unified legislative framework as a major obstacle. A recent Hangzhou court case ruled against a tech company that fired a worker, claiming AI could replace him, after he refused a demotion and pay cut.
- Tech Life
A tech company has announced the release of its new Majorana 2 chip. The announcement highlights advancements in technology.
- A hotel check-in system left a million passports and driver’s licenses open for anyone to see
A hotel check-in system's cloud storage was set to public, exposing a million passports and driver's licenses to anyone without a password. The tech company responsible for maintaining the system is at fault. This data breach has put customers' personal information at risk.