The workers, who were disciplined and fired for attendance-related issues, believe they were let go because of their union organizing. https://wapo.st/3ZgJygs
AI is not just screening resumes anymore. It’s also conducting job interviews. Here's what to expect and how to do well in an interview with AI. https://wapo.st/3KcPO4o
Twitter’s subpoena asked GitHub to identify a user named in documents as “FreeSpeechEnthusiast,” who shared the code, and anyone who downloaded it. https://wapo.st/3TKDifE
Everything VPNs hide, such as a user’s physical location, they can see themselves. There are no regulations governing what becomes of that information. https://wapo.st/3JNsYiq
AI image-makers have been notoriously bad at rendering hands. Now, they’re getting better and could make deep fakes harder to spot. https://wapo.st/3LNCRiV
Since the last time the U.S. government considered banning TikTok in 2020, the app has evolved from a social platform supporting content creators to an entertainment powerhouse. https://wapo.st/3nmHVAE
Activist short seller accuses Cash App of facilitating fraud. The app’s owner, the fintech company Block, is the latest target of Hindenburg Research. https://wapo.st/3z4UnHI
TikTok is leaning on the aggressive playbook of its American peers in an attempt to ingratiate itself with Capitol Hill, amid bipartisan support to ban the app. https://wapo.st/40aIXhJ
A schoolteacher in New York should be able to pay for his subway commute with his phone. Here is why Charles Stewart — and maybe you, too — cannot. https://wapo.st/3lsoupB
Our tech columnist tests LSAT puzzles and a writing challenge on GPT-4. Here’s what the artificial intelligence upgrade can — and can’t — do. https://wapo.st/3JsLg8L
Maybe for real this time, the U.S. might force a sale (or potentially a ban) of TikTok in America. Here's what this means for you. https://wapo.st/40i1ng8
Fitness inspiration is everywhere. Here's how to see less of it if it's negatively impacting your body image, eating habits or social media use. https://wapo.st/3n1g1d2
Companies churn out new smartphones, laptops, wearable gadgets and more each year, then advertise them like crazy. Here's how you should think about upgrading. https://wapo.st/3JhJPKc
His claims of data-security flaws, which the company disputes, underscore how seriously Congress has begun taking the wildly popular short-video app. https://wapo.st/3Tn3BIZ
The group used the data to find clerics who used Grindr and other dating and hookup apps and shared their work with bishops, a Post investigation has found. https://wapo.st/3l36kdD
The U.S. government, prompted by Ukraine's use of commercial satellites, is developing policies on how the military would respond should a hostile country attack a private satellite in space. https://wapo.st/3L9kggM
Even a good digital habit can cross the line into an unhealthy compulsion. How to tell good digital habits from bad ones and break the hold of compulsions. https://wapo.st/3JoG0nS
Hundreds of pages of records chronicle the FBI’s years-long attempt to upgrade its facial recognition capabilities to match those deployed in China and Britain. https://wapo.st/3yk9yMO
“Every mistake in code and operations is now deadly” a former engineer said last year. That dire prediction appears to be coming true. https://wapo.st/3L56HPt
Birds, power lines, photobombers — lots of things can muck up a nice picture. Thankfully, tools that rely on machine learning may help, no expertise needed. https://wapo.st/41R4qNK
In "The Last of Us" episode 8, Ellie meets David and his flock of cannibals, in an adaptation of the famous winter section from the video game. https://wapo.st/3mnDdlz
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to sound more like family members in distress. Loved ones are falling for it and losing thousands of dollars. https://wapo.st/3KYFgXB
The university has a new landmark that's famous for all the wrong reasons: One of America’s most notorious alleged white-collar criminals is detained there. https://wapo.st/3y9h7pL
Chinese tech banker Bao Fan is “assisting the government.” Alibaba founder Jack Ma hops from country to country. Is China's tech crackdown really over? https://wapo.st/41IpeqJ
Researchers say the videos are part of Venezuelan leaders' attempts to spin the narrative on social media, one of the country's last bastions of free speech. https://wapo.st/3kPIuBU
Canada's government said it had reviewed the Chinese-owned video-sharing app and “determined that it presents an unacceptable level of risk to privacy and security.” https://wapo.st/3mhlc8l