Meta Faces Allegations of Using AI to Decide Employee Layoffs
Meta accused of using AI to rank employees for layoffs without considering disabilities or medical leave. Company denies allegations.
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Elon Musk Promises to Open-Source X's Full Platform Code After Security Review
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IBM Stock Plummets 24% as AI Data Center Spending Diverts Customer Budgets
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Samsung's Data Grab: Health App Forces Users to Share Medical Data for AI Training
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US Solar Company Plans to Turn Customer Homes Into AI Data Centers
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Microsoft CEO Warns AI Models Could Become Company Competitors Through Data Access
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SpaceX Seeks US Approval to Launch 100,000 Next-Gen Starlink Satellites
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