The Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria on Tuesday warned that Artificial Intelligence should be a tool for empowerment, not destruction.

Apple has announced a historic $110 billion share buyback program despite fall in sales.

Meta’s Zuckerberg says its focus on AI will increase the company’s spending significantly.

US Senate has given TikTok Parent company ByteDance a nine-month ultimatum to sell the app or risk ban in the country.

Nigeria’s petroleum sector plans to adopt AI to mitigate security risks and improve operational efficiency.

The dismantled LabHost dark web service, which was behind fraud text scams, is said to have profited nearly $1.25 million.

Tesla is seeking a pay deal of $56 billion for Elon Musk, saying he has not received pay in 6 years.

Elon Musk has announced posting charges for new users on X, users will be granted free posting privileges after three months.

Nigeria’s Communications Minister Tijani says with the investment that the government is putting in, Nigeria would lead Africa in AI.

The IMF says the financial sector is highly vulnerable to cyber risks, with nearly one-fifth of incidents impacting financial firms.

Nigeria doesn’t have to neglect AI until the power sector is fixed, both can be grown together, says Bosun Tijani.

Despite plans to investigate it’s cloud computing services, Microsoft says it’s unaware of any complaint by South Africa’s competition authority.

As Xiaomi launches first electric car, it has announced plans to invest $10 billion in its vehicles business in the next decade.

The impact of Thursday’s internet disruption extends beyond Nigeria, with South African internet users also grappling with unresponsive connections.

“We are proud to bring Heirs Holdings’ core values and business approach to the tech sector,” said Obong Idiong.

Google has rolled out a new AI policy ahead of India’s elections scheduled to start in April.

A video of Britain’s first laser weapon intended to destroy drones has been unveiled.

“The flows are not drying up as investors feel more confident the higher price appears to go.”

Those affected include MiFi and tablets, which the subscribers did not link to their NIN.

Meta defended its decision, emphasizing that links to news articles constitute only a fraction of users’ feeds