Jules Roscoe

Workers were made to take heat breaks under a plane wing and couldn't sit down, according to three OSHA citations.

Amazon is the latest company facing labor charges to argue that the National Labor Relations Board is unconstitutional.

OpenAI shut down accounts affiliated with multiple “state-affiliated threat actors." Microsoft said that no “significant” cyber campaigns were carried out.

Two weeks after Apple's headset launched without porn, sex educator Kenneth Play is debuting adult instructional videos shot with the iPhone 15.

Trader Joe's, SpaceX, and Meta are arguing in lawsuits that government agencies protecting workers and consumers—the NLRB and FTC—are "unconstitutional."

More than 60 employees met with senior management after the chipmaker ended automatic matching for several charities in Gaza while still matching donations supporting West Bank settlements, settler militias, and the IDF.

"These workers provide critical support that keeps Google’s flagship Search results and Bard AI safe and functional for the company’s billions of users," the union representing the contractors said.

Researchers warn that most of the text we view online has been poorly translated into one or more languages—usually by a machine.

Trader Joe's trademark lawsuit was an "obvious" ploy to gain an edge over the union, the judge said in their decision to dismiss.

Searching for information on the International Court of Justice hearings yielded an Israel-sponsored ad calling the ongoing genocide hearing against it “meaningless.”

A “groundbreaking” deal with an AI voice generation studio could be the first of many, the SAG-AFTRA national executive director said.

Jad Sleiman was a reporter in Philadelphia before he was fired over his budding comedy career. Now, his employer has been ordered to reinstate him.