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OpenAI dismisses three safety employees over alleged mishandling of confidential information, highlighting growing concerns about AI safety
Broadcom is arranging a $60 billion financing package to fund AI chips and infrastructure expansion for Anthropic and other companies.
Nike shares plunge 9% as slower turnaround, weak China sales and restructuring plans raise concerns over revenue and potential job cuts.
AI safety group LASST has sued OpenAI over an alleged July incident in which AI agents accessed Hugging Face systems during testing.
OpenAI’s new Dots AI agents stumbled during a live demo, raising questions about reliability, autonomy and oversight in AI systems.
Workday plans to cut about 525 jobs, or 2.5% of its workforce, primarily in its Product, Technology team, in its second round of layoffs.
OpenAI reportedly seeks $30 billion in new funding at a $1.4 trillion valuation as it prepares for potential IPO.
Apple CEO Ternus is keeping the company’s Thanksgiving week break, giving most U.S. corporate employees three extra days off.
Mesabi Metallics project is expected to create 6,000 construction jobs and 1,750 permanent positions in Iowa.
OpenAI cancels the release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing flagged safety and alignment concerns with the latest AI model.
Nvidia launches software tools to help developers contain AI agents, control what they can access after recent incidents involving AI systems
Flock Safety is offering employees voluntary buyouts, with a “generous severance package” amid backlash over its surveillance network
Paramount’s settlement with 12 states clears a major hurdle, while CNN employees await clarity over jobs and editorial independence.
LinkedIn announced Wednesday that it is introducing new tools to deal with fake profiles and work histories.
Streaming platforms continue pushing household budgets higher as Disney implements another round of steep price increases.
Meritage Hospitality Group, major Wendy’s franchisee, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid rising costs, declining traffic, financial losses
Microsoft’s Xbox division is cutting more jobs as the company continues its major gaming restructuring, months after announcing 1,600 layoffs
DoorDash will pay $131.5M to settle NYC worker pay violations, with 264,000 Dashers set to receive compensation for underpayments
Indian American executive recognized for his international visionary leadership and steadfast commitment to connecting people worldwide.
U.S. battery startup EnerVenue opens a China factory after scrapping plans for a $264M Kentucky plant, citing China’s supply chain and skills
SkillStorm chairman questions whether federal guest worker programs function as corporate labor strategies rather than immigration policy
US senators urge FTC to investigate Amazon and Walmart AI shopping chatbots over alleged suppression of Made in USA products.
An unverified Reddit post claims a U.S. bank fired 80 India-based customer service employees during a five-minute Google Meet call.
AI leaders including Dario Amodei and Sam Altman are backing calls to slow AI development as safety and competition concerns grow.