So Far, AI Isn’t Stealing Jobs From Humans, But Its Development Is Causing a Lot of Layoffs
Robotics and AIU.S. companies have laid off 5,430 workers directly or indirectly because of AI.
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Dell Asked Employees to Return to the Office or Accept the Consequences. 50% Will Accept the Consequences
Business and Economics50% of Dell employees continue to work remotely despite threats and pressure from the company.
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This Company Fired an Employee but Forgot to Remove His Access Credentials. It Cost Them $678,000 in Virtual Servers
Business and EconomicsA Singapore company fired a computer engineer but didn’t revoke his access permissions. It led to $678,000 worth of damage.
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Microsoft Lays Off 1,500 Workers in Its Azure and HoloLens Divisions, the Latest Casualty of its Alliance With OpenAI
Business and EconomicsWith the reported layoffs, Microsoft is essentially leaving the HoloLens 2 team on the edge of death.
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Amazon Had to Meet Its Internal Employee Turnover Goals, So It Hired People to Fire Them
Business and EconomicsFor years, Amazon has used the so-called “hire to fire” practice.
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Dell Is Sorting Its Workers Into Two Groups: Those Who Go to the Office and the 'Red Flags'
Business and EconomicsThe tech company has introduced a new color-coding system to monitor when staffers go to the office.
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