Computerworld US First Look
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April 02, 2024
Kill meetings (before meetings kill your company)
Meetings waste time, destroy solitary deep work and make a mockery of flex work and a globally distributed workforces.
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Microsoft unbundles Teams and Office globally to avoid antitrust fight
The move expands on a decision last August to separate the two in the EU to avoid further anticompetitive scrutiny.
AI is on a fast track, but hype and immaturity could derail it
Weary of the din coming from generative AI's marketing hype? Though it's full of promise, the technology still has a long way to go.
Report: Scale cuts off subsidiaryâs remote workers in several countries
Scale AI apparently closed subsidiary Remotaskâs doors abruptly on a large number of gig workers.
Apple will continue to enhance its DMA compliance
With WWDC 2024 now confirmed, here are a handful of changes Apple is working on to bring itself more in line with government demands. But will they all be EU-only?
When the going gets tough, Appleâs Siri goes pro
It's within the ReALM of possibilities that Apple's not-always-great Siri could soon be getting a boost to make it much more contextually aware.
