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Microsoft President Brad Smith on AI investments, job cuts, and the uncertain future of work
After Microsoft this week unveiled a $4 billion, five-year global initiative to help millions of people adapt to the rise of artificial intelligence, the first question for Brad Smith, the company’s ...
Microsoft is making a $7.3 billion bet on data centers in Racine County -- a sum that almost surely will grow -- that it ...
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Microsoft, politically connected, seeks to alter Chinese investment provision in defense bill
While Microsoft is named in press reports, other U.S. tech firms such as Google and Amazon also have Chinese business ...
Not content to shove Copilot into every corner of the enterprise it can think of, Microsoft has announced plans to force feed ...
A Microsoft engineer has resigned in protest against the company's cloud service contracts with the Israeli military. This ...
"We’re trying to build a new model for how to build data centers anywhere in the world," Microsoft President Brand Smith said in an interview.
Microsoft will supply its artificial intelligence technology to every public school district and community college in Washington next year, part of a nationwide campaign to spread AI training and ...
The Guardian revealed last month that Microsoft’s services were being used for mass surveillance of Palestinians.
Several pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested on Tuesday after they stormed the offices of Microsoft President Brad Smith — the latest escalation in a long-running campaign by employees to compel ...
A Microsoft engineer resigned, citing the company's cloud contracts with the Israeli military and potential atrocities. This ...
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Microsoft reduces Israel’s access to cloud and AI products over reports of mass surveillance in Gaza
The AP also reported that Israel’s military used Microsoft Azure to compile information gathered through mass surveillance, which it transcribes and translates, including phone calls and text messages ...
On Tuesday, activists stormed Smith's office at Microsoft's Redmond, Washington, campus, hanging banners, chanting and briefly barricading a door, reported Bloomberg. Police detained multiple ...
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