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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Google Cuts Company Protecting People From Surveillance To A ‘Skeleton Crew,’ Say Laid Off Workers  Forbes Source link

Last week, Russian Internet giant Yandex suffered a major source code leak when an unknown user (likely a former employee) published parts of the company’s internal repository online. The leaked code provides new insight into the inner workings of Russia’s largest search engine, which has faced growing criticism in recent years for cooperating with the Kremlin. Among other things, the breach confirmed that Yandex has censored image and video search results to prevent the Z symbol and… Source link

Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty Images Google announced it developed an AI bot that generates music based on text descriptions. The tech will not be released to the public due to existing technical issues and risks. The tech giant is ramping up its AI efforts after issuing a “code red” following the explosion of ChatGPT. In the artificial intelligence race, Google announced it developed a bot that creates music based on text prompts — but don’t expect to be able to use it any time soon. In a Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Yandex Source Code Online Leaked, Company Denies Hack  HackRead Source link

BuzzFeed (BZFD) is planning to heavily lean on AI-generated content. News that sent shares of the company exploding higher, rising as much as 150% in afternoon trade. According to an internal memo obtained by Yahoo Finance, and first reported by The Wall Street Journal, the company plans to utilize ChatGPT creator OpenAI to generate and personalize some of its content and enhance its quizzes. “To fulfill the promise of our mission, we need to build a stronger business foundation by executing a… Source link

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google parent Alphabet, said on Friday around 12,000 jobs would be cut.AP A Google employee said he and his wife were both laid off by the tech giant in Friday’s mass cull. Ashish Kalsi wrote on LinkedIn that they stared at each other in “disbelief” that morning as their daughter slept. Kalsi said he’s on an H-1B visa and has a 60-day “countdown” to find a new role or leave the US. A Google engineer said he and his wife stared at each other in “disbelief” upon learning on… Source link

Google staff are overpaid and the tech giant must cut thousands more jobs, a British activist investor has said. Sir Chris Hohn, who previously donated to Extinction Rebellion, wrote in a letter dated January 20 that Google’s 12,000 layoffs did not cut deep enough to reduce bloat at the tech giant. The billionaire founder of The Children’s Investment Fund Management (TCI) , who holds a $6bn stake in Google-parent company Alphabet, wrote to chief executive… Source link

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Google parent company Alphabet announces 12K job cuts 00:35 UP NEXT Germany hesitant to send tanks to Ukraine as NATO discusses weapon supplies 03:19 Biden pledges support ‘every step of the way’ as California recovers from storms  04:43 Rep. George Santos denies claims he performed as a drag queen 03:31 March for Life returns to Washington for first time since overturning of Roe v. Wade 03:41 Do… Source link

Shares of Oatly (OTLY) may be down more than 88% since its IPO in 2021, but one analyst expects the plant-based beverage giant to see a turnaround in 2023. “From a company perspective, we think bearish sentiment has peaked, fundamentals have bottomed,” said Mizuho Analyst John Baumgartner. “In 2023, we expect supply chain acceleration, new distribution growth, acceleration in Asia from the improved COVID situation in China, as well as better commodity costs, and also an improving liquidity… Source link

Digital delivers dividends, study shows. getty For the past few decades, the technology giants — the likes of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft — had command of the latest technologies, and were hotbeds of experiments, innovation and growth. Now, thanks to the wide availability of relatively cheap and powerful technology, mainstream companies — your local electric utility, the tire manufacturer around the corner, a regional bank — can be just as tech-savvy as a Google. A survey… Source link