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Tech companies are using job cuts to demonstrate a commitment to margin expansion. The cuts are pushing stock prices higher even as the companies announce internal restructuring.
Read the original →Goldman Sachs says AI is leaving hiring 10,000 jobs short. The report covers which roles are hit, what it means for 2026 job seekers, and where the gap is widest.
Read the original →Companies are discovering that AI can automate tasks but cannot always replace the human judgment, knowledge and relationships needed to do an entire job.
Read the original →Creative industries are facing a surge in job losses as AI technology advances rapidly. The item says the shift is reshaping careers and the future of work.
Read the original →Anthropic consulted more than 15 faith groups to shape how Claude handles moral questions. The report covers who was at the table, what they asked for, and what changed.
Read the original →A new benchmark by P-Zero Research measures how well AI models design and evaluate experiments on their own. The results are improving so fast that Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark now thinks self-improving AI could arrive by 2027.
Read the original →The item is a summary of all the stories posted on the IAM platform over the past seven days, meant to prepare readers for the new working week.
Read the original →A new Managed Agents section is in the works for AI Studio. It would bring agent setup, environments, credentials, triggers and run history into one place.
Read the original →Google's privacy policy now lets Gmail and Photos data shared with AI Search personalize ads if users opt in. The item audits 4 safeguards and notes what is unconfirmed.
Read the original →The article describes an experiment that tested the talking and typing skills of AI systems. It says AI can hold a conversation and sound like a financial analyst while delivering a bitcoin price.
Read the original →Musk says X is adding a long press on the like button to send $1 through X Money. No release date or list of countries has been given, and X Money is still available only in the US.
Read the original →According to Beskrestnov, it is very strange that Elon Musk is unaware of the restrictions on Starlink's operation in Ukraine.
Read the original →Microsoft Edge Canary is testing a new switch for disabling on-device AI features. It gives users more control, but leaves open the question of exactly what the switch turns off.
Read the original →A default Windows 11 installation includes dozens of built-in Microsoft apps. The author gives advice on which apps are worth keeping and which to uninstall.
Read the original →WAI Global, a 48-year-old maker of starters, alternators and electrical parts, is hiring its first Director of Enterprise AI in Hollywood, Florida. The brief rules out a research lab, an innovation team and a platform build, and asks for measured results within six to twelve months.
Read the original →C Vijayakumar, CEO of HCLTech, discusses the transformative impact of AI on the technology industry. He emphasizes the need for constant reinvention over size.
Read the original →A poll of 2,200 Australians shows strong support for local AI safeguards and laws. The article presents the key findings and what they mean for Australian rules in 2026.
Read the original →New wearables range from always-listening companions to AI shopping assistants. The article says they are reshaping tech.
Read the original →Brian Chesky is cofounder and CEO of Airbnb, a $103 billion short-term rental company. He says managers need to do more than hold meetings to stay afloat in the AI era.
Read the original →The article looks at three hidden workload costs from the Uber ChatGPT rollout. It also covers how teams can keep real productivity gains in 2026.
Read the original →Oracle announced a $1 billion commitment to its partner ecosystem to help partners meet customer demand for AI-powered solutions and services. The investment spans the next four years. It is intended to expand opportunities for partners to develop solutions, build specialized expertise and deliver the technology and services customers need.
Read the original →As tech companies race to build the most powerful artificial intelligence, some are also asking how to teach a chatbot right from wrong.
Read the original →Months after Elon Musk promised that Grok Imagine would make an entirely AI "Odyssey" film, he has partially followed through.
Read the original →Musk gave a 2027 revenue forecast for Space Exploration Technologies.
Read the original →The item is a quiz that tests knowledge of AI legislation, dark money groups and other issues.
Read the original →Meta said last week that recent capital raises by peers such as Alphabet and SpaceX, and expected fundraising by Anthropic and OpenAI, have created an "increasingly challenging fundraising environment". This raises questions over whether enough capital exists to fund AI spending plans.
Read the original →Oles Berdnyk envisioned the path to the stars as one achieved through human freedom rather than rockets. The Soviet authorities imprisoned him twice for advocating this freedom.
Read the original →About 400 scientists from 34 countries have called for the establishment of an international body to oversee advanced artificial intelligence systems.
Read the original →The article describes building an image-to-video AI ad pipeline in 13 steps. It routes shots across Kling, Veo and Gemini Omni, gates quality, then finishes with FFmpeg.
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