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Microsoft latest round of layoffs has meant employees from its artificial intelligence ethics and society team have been let go.

However, Google shut down the project over ethical concerns, even though the underlying tech now underpins the upcoming Bard bot.

Microsoft could contract TSMC and use the CoWoS platform to develop its own artificial intelligence chip for future AI products.

Google’s Bard chatbot will debut this month, but it now seems the company is pivoting the AI away from search.

Google employees are not impressed with the Bard chatbot and are mocking the ChatGPT competitor directly on forums.

Amazon corporate employees are facing a pay cut of up to 50% as the company’s stock-heavy compensation plans change.

A former Google employee says there are “four core cultural problems” in the company and compares it to Microsoft’s decline.

Google chief Sundar Pichai has sent an internal email asking employees to test the Bard AI chatbot to catch up with ChatGPT.

LinkedIn is the latest tech company to feel the economic pinch, with Microsoft cutting jobs on the social media network.

Brin filed a “CL,” short for “changelist,” to gain access to the data that trains LaMDA

The company is also looking to reduce its operating costs through spending less on hardware.

Microsoft says that HoloLens 2 remains a project it is committed too and is essential or the company’s “Industrial Metaverse”.

Intel is aiming to avoid making job cuts by slashing the pay of employees across the company, including at executive level.

A Microsoft survey shows professionals want more AI automation tools despite the long term risk it poses to their jobs.

Spotify says its costs are out of control and it needs to release 6 percent of its global workforce to reign in expenditure.

Twitter is debuting an annual subscription fee for its Blue service as the company seeks to drive up revenue.

Microsoft employees are reportedly facing the axe this week with the company looking to cut 10,000 workers globally.

Around 1,000 Microsoft employees are losing jobs, with staff from Azure, Xbox, and other divisions leaving their roles.

Microsoft created the Modern Life Experience team in 2018 to connect with consumers and create more sales.

Microsoft News is continuing to push towards automated story picking and more MSN editorial staff members are leaving the company.