Facebook is rolling out a new feature that lets its AI suggest edits for photos on your phone that you haven't shared yet. This is happening in the U. S. and Canada. Users can choose to let Facebook's AI analyze their camera roll and suggest edits. These suggestions can be for collages, recaps, AI r
Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, recently faced tough questions in a courtroom. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is trying to prove that Facebook is a monopoly. They claim that Facebook bought Instagram to get rid of a competitor. The FTC showed emails from 2012. In these emails, Zuckerberg talke
Facebook's journey from a small startup to a tech giant is a well-known story. But what about the behind-the-scenes drama? The book "Careless People" reveals a darker side of the company. It is a story of power, greed, and lost ideals. The book was written by a former employee who worked at Faceb
Parks are meant to be places where everyone can enjoy some fresh air and exercise. But do people in Mexico feel safe in these spaces? It turns out that how safe someone feels in a park can depend on two big things: their gender and the type of park they're in. First, let's talk about park type
Parks can be a game-changer for mental health in urban areas. Imagine living in a city where green spaces are abundant and crime rates are low. This is not just a dream but a reality in many communities across Alabama. Researchers have been digging into how the size of urban parks affects the men
Facebook, a massive online platform, is a big part of many people's daily lives. While it can be fun and helpful, some users find it hard to log off. Scientists have looked into why some people get hooked on Facebook, focusing mostly on things that make it appealing. But what about the stuff that ma
