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Technology · ThisDay ·
Police Recover 12.5 Million Victims’ Email Logs across 50 Countries
Police have recovered email logs belonging to 12.5 million victims across 50 countries. The development points to a major international investigation involving compromised or collected email data, although the headline provides no further details about the operation, suspects, locations, or intended use of the records.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Brazil sues Discord for $100m in child safety case
Brazil has filed a $100 million lawsuit against Discord in a case concerning child safety. The legal action places the online communication platform under scrutiny over issues involving the protection of children, though the headline does not provide further details about the allegations or the authorities involved.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
Civil service must own its reforms, digital tools —Walson-Jack
Walson-Jack says Nigeria’s civil service should take ownership of its reform programmes and digital tools. The headline highlights a call for stronger internal responsibility and effective adoption of technology within the public service, without providing further details about the specific reforms or tools involved.
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Technology · Nigerian Tribune ·
NPF-NCC operatives arrest cybercrime suspects
Operatives from the Nigeria Police Force and the Nigerian Communications Commission have arrested individuals suspected of involvement in cybercrime. The headline does not provide details about the number of suspects, their identities, the location of the arrests, or the specific offences allegedly committed.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
Talstack Launches Time Off as Part of Broader HRMS Expansion
Talstack has launched a Time Off feature as part of a wider expansion of its human resources management system. The development indicates the company is broadening its HR technology offerings, with the new capability likely focused on helping organisations manage employee leave and related time-off processes.
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Technology · The Punch ·
AI could make many jobs disappear forever, Bill Gates warns
Bill Gates has warned that advances in artificial intelligence could permanently eliminate many jobs. The remarks highlight concerns about AI’s potential to transform employment and reduce the need for human workers across several sectors, though the headline does not specify which occupations may be most affected or when the changes could occur.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Bill Gates proposes ‘Human Reserved’ jobs, robot tax to manage AI disruption
Bill Gates has proposed creating human-reserved jobs and introducing a tax on robots as possible measures to manage disruption caused by artificial intelligence. The suggestions focus on preserving roles for people and addressing the economic effects of automation as AI increasingly changes how work is organised.
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Technology · PM News ·
Bill Gates proposes ‘Human Reserved’ jobs, AI tax amid automation fears
Bill Gates has proposed reserving certain jobs for humans and introducing a tax on artificial intelligence, reflecting concerns that automation could displace workers. The suggestions centre on managing the employment and economic effects of AI as its use expands across industries.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
PH Chamber boss wants responsible AI adoption
The president of the Port Harcourt Chamber of Commerce is calling for responsible adoption of artificial intelligence, highlighting the need for careful and accountable use of the technology. The remarks place emphasis on balancing AI’s potential benefits with appropriate safeguards as organisations and businesses consider its growing applications.
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Technology · Daily Trust ·
Plateau’s CCTV test
Daily Trust reports on Plateau’s test of a closed-circuit television (CCTV) system. The headline indicates that the exercise concerns assessing or piloting surveillance cameras in the state, but it does not provide details about the locations involved, the purpose, timing, results or officials connected with the test.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
WhatsApp strengthens account security with new verification, caller features
WhatsApp is introducing new account-security measures, including an updated verification process and additional features for handling or identifying callers. The changes are intended to strengthen protection for users and improve control over communications, although the headline does not provide further details about how the tools will work.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
NCC Moves to End Communication Barriers for Persons with Disabilities
The Nigerian Communications Commission is taking steps to reduce communication barriers faced by persons with disabilities. The move focuses on improving access to communication services and ensuring that people with disabilities can participate more fully in Nigeria’s telecommunications environment.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
FG Inaugurates 100 Electric Vehicles for Civil Servants
The Federal Government has inaugurated 100 electric vehicles intended for use by civil servants. The initiative marks the deployment of electric mobility within the public service, although the headline does not provide details on the vehicles’ distribution, cost, commissioning location or expected environmental and operational benefits.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
FG Approves Acquisition of Two Communications Satellites for Nigeria
The Federal Government has approved the acquisition of two communications satellites for Nigeria. The decision signals plans to expand or strengthen the country’s communications infrastructure, although the headline does not provide details on the satellites’ cost, specifications, procurement timeline, or intended operational use.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
Internet Subscribers Hit 157.4M as Broadband Penetration Increases to 56.11%
Nigeria’s internet subscriber base has risen to 157.4 million, while broadband penetration increased to 56.11%. The figures indicate continued expansion in internet access and connectivity nationwide, highlighting growth in the country’s telecommunications sector.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
Firm to Unveil Next-generation Tech Solutions at GITEX
A firm is set to showcase next-generation technology solutions at GITEX, a major technology industry event. The unveiling is expected to highlight the company’s latest innovations and offerings, although the headline does not provide details about the firm, the specific solutions, or the event’s location and timing.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
Phone Manufacturer Harps on Battery, Charging Capacity to Drive Products
A phone manufacturer is placing greater emphasis on battery performance and charging capacity as key factors in developing and promoting its products. The focus suggests the company is responding to consumer demand for longer-lasting devices and more efficient charging, though the headline does not provide details about specific products or technologies.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Bill Gates Warns World Is Unprepared For AI Disruption
Bill Gates has warned that governments, businesses and societies worldwide are not adequately prepared for the disruption artificial intelligence could cause. His remarks highlight concerns about the need for stronger planning and adaptation as AI continues to affect economies, workplaces and daily life.
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Technology · Premium Times ·
Meta reaches $16.68B settlement over social media harms to children
Meta has agreed to pay $16.68 billion to settle claims concerning alleged harms suffered by children through its social media platforms. The settlement represents a major financial resolution involving the technology company and child-related safety concerns, though the headline does not specify the affected platforms, claimants, jurisdiction, or the precise allegations.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
Microsoft employees reveal AI usage costs as internal spreadsheet tracks workplace spending
Microsoft employees have disclosed the costs associated with their workplace use of artificial intelligence tools, while an internal spreadsheet tracks related spending. The report highlights how AI adoption is generating expenses within the company and provides insight into the financial implications of employees using such technologies at work.