Parting shot. Former head of OpenAI's safety team criticises safety practices and OpenAI's focus on 'shiny products'

Parting shot. Former head of OpenAI's safety team criticises safety practices and OpenAI's focus on 'shiny products'
Sectors more exposed to AI are experiencing almost fivefold greater labour productivity growth, new report states
Regulatory filing last week shows Elon Musk's Tesla is cutting another 600 jobs in California, across multiple departments
Global spending spree from Microsoft continues, with huge investment for new data centre to drive AI and skills in France
Workforce blow. Newly privatised Toshiba has embarked on a 'revitalisation plan' that will entail the loss of 4,000 jobs
European Commission opens an official child safety investigation into Facebook and Instagram-owner Meta Platforms
Hundreds of AI and cloud engineers are being offered relocation out of China by Microsoft, amid growing geopolitical tensions
Workers at unionised Apple store in Maryland vote to authorise first ever strike, after delays in bargaining for contracts
Elon Musk loses bid to avoid court order to force him to testify in SEC probe of his $44 billion Twitter purchase
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Anthem used by protesters in Hong Kong is blocked by YouTube, as critics lash out at another clampdown in former British colony
Group of TikTok creators in the United States attempt to block recent law that will force divestiture or ban of the app
Co-founder and chief scientist Ilya Sutskever to leave OpenAI, after role in Sam Altman's firing and rehiring last year
Workers at New Jersey Apple Store vote against joining union as post-pandemic labour drive at tech giant falters
US to triple domestic chipmaking capacity and control 30 percent of advanced chips by 2032 after Chips Act subsidy boost
Baidu's head of public relations leaves company amidst controversy over posts endorsing intense work culture
Staff at Google question CEO Sundar Pichai over 'significant decline' in workforce morale amid ongoing job cuts, despite strong financials
New child safety laws sees Ofcom calling on tech firms to “tame toxic algorithms” to protect children online
Using the Digital Services Act, European Commission asks X (formerly Twitter) for details over reduction in content moderation resources
US government sued by TikTok in bid to block law that will force sale of the short video app or ban it in America
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Tesla lays off software, service, engineering staff after disbanding Supercharger team, as major cull continues
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Biden vetoes Republican-backed measure amidst dispute over 'joint employer' status for contract workers, affecting tech giants such as Google
Google is reportedly laying off at least 200 staff from its “Core” organisation, including key teams and engineering positions
Microsoft's AI investments continue in south east Asia, after investments in Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, as well as Thailand
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Dismissed staff file complaint with a US labor board, and allege Google unlawfully terminated their employment
Elon Musk dismisses two senior Tesla executives, plus the entire division that runs Tesla's Supercharger network