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Alphabet Spells Out Job Cuts for Google Cloud Workers Latest layoffs join a long line of previous redundancies made by Alphabet and Google over the last two years. -
Copilot Users Now Get Unlimited Use of Think Deeper and Voice for Free Effective immediately, Microsoft's Think Deeper promises unlimited AI assistance with 'tackling more complex topics'. -
What Is OpenAI’s New Deep Research Feature? OpenAI's Deep Research feature is now available to all paying ChatGPT users. We explain how it works, and how you can use it. -
Over 20% of Businesses Spend Between $50K and $100K on AI Most businesses have a five-digit AI budget and 9% invest over $500,000 into the tech annually, our latest report finds. -
You Can Try Out Google Gemini Code Assist for Free Google offers free access to its Gemini Code Assist AI coding tool, as it predicts a huge boom in the developer population. -
More Than 3 Million Impacted by Massive New Data Breach The target was a US-based provider of employee screening services which uncovered the hack two months after the fact. -
Microsoft is Testing a Free Version of Office – Here’s How to Get It Free ad-supported version of Microsoft Office is available but the company warns it's only a test at the moment. -
AI Fears Become Reality As Bank Announces Thousands of Layoffs DBS reveals how AI deployment will affect its workforce with 4,000 job cuts expected; but also promises recruitment drive. -
New Google Drive AI Feature Lets You Search for Transcripts Google added automatic captions for Google Drive videos last year and has now launched a searchable transcript tool. -
Starbucks Lays Off 1,100 Non-Retail Workers Starbucks is the latest corporation to join the mass layoff trend, reducing its corporate workforce by nearly seven percent. -
Federal Workers Sue Over New Elon Musk Email Demand “No OPM rule, regulation, policy, or program has ever, in United States history" allowed this, the lawsuit holds. -
Google’s New AI Video Model Veo 2 Costs 50 Cents a Second Every second of video Veo 2 generates from a text prompt will cost $0.50, setting a new standard for the price of AI video.