Victor Awogbemila

Two weeks ago, Google revealed plans to release an update that will put parents in control of their children’s Android devices. Now, a similar update is here; this time, Google says that with the updated “Results about you” feature, you will be able to control your personal information wherever it may appear on its search engine result pages. The tool auto-scans Google searches and helps you remove your personal information from the result page. If

Apple’s text-to-speech tool seems to beleive the words “racist” and “Trump” are similar. Users across social media have recently shared videos from their iPhones, which show the word “racist” being transcribed as “Trump”. It didn’t happen in every instance — sometimes it’s transcribed properly, and at other times it’s shown as “Trump” initially and moments later it autocorrects. Nevertheless, as you’d expect, this has ignited heated reactions from some users. Some perceive this issue as a

Adding to the growing number of lawsuits against big tech’s AI developments, Chegg, an edtech company specializing in textbook rentals and tutoring, is suing Google. It alleges that Google’s “AI Overviews” feature, prominently placed in search results, has negatively affected its traffic and revenue. What happened? You may have noticed Google’s AI overviews, which summarize search results before listing source articles. Chegg, an online education provider, is alleging that this feature has caused a substantial