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Thousands of Google workers demand layoff protections amid AI boom in petition to CEO

The petition to Sundar Pichai, the CEO, included more than 4,500 signatures and included calls for buyout options

The Guardian - US

'It breaks your heart': scammers fake a real economist

A well-known economist has spoken about his experience of being impersonated by scammers, warning vulnerable Australians not to fall for their tricks.

AAP

Meta’s Biggest Spending Worry Could Turn Into Its Next Big Payday

Meta just doubled its biggest data center weeks after signaling it has more computing power than it needs.

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Instagram to send messages to parents if their children are having distressing conversations with its AI

‘We understand how distressing these alerts may be for a parent to receive,’ parent company Meta says

The Independent UK

This Red-Hot AI Infrastructure Stock Just Made a Game-Changing Move. How to Play NBIS Here.

Nebius is pursuing an asset-light expansion strategy that could accelerate growth while reducing capital spending, even as competition intensifies.

Barchart

The age of accessible Meta Quest prices could be coming to an end as rumors swirl about the Quest 4

The latest word points to the next Meta Quest headset being alarge upgrade over the current generation, but that could bring an end to accessible pricing.

GamesRadar

Exclusive: Inside Google’s plan to win over your face with AI glasses — and avoid Meta's privacy missteps

I spoke with Google’s XR product chief Juston Payne about the new 'Intelligent Eyewear' launching this fall, the hard lessons of Google Glass, and how Google plans to navigate thorny privacy issues and take on Meta and Apple.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says 300,000 workers are needed to rebuild American shipbuilding—with jobs paying $100,000 without a college degree

The American Dream now runs through the skilled trades, according to Jamie Dimon—and his bank is investing $24 million to ramp up training in Philadelphia.

Fortune

Why OpenAI could become the next Netscape

What Netscape's rise and fall reveals about who will truly win the AI era.

TechRadar

Fcukers' ‘breakthrough’ year lands band an Independent Music Awards nomination

The Association of Independent Music has unveiled the first wave of nominees for its 2026 awards, with artists spanning electronic, indie, soul, hip-hop and alternative music recognised ahead of September's ceremony.

BANG Premier

Meta Will Spend Over $50 Billion for a Louisiana Data Center. How to Play META Stock Here.

Meta's new data center in Richland Parish will now be 5 GW, up from 2 GW previously.

Barchart

AI chatbots more likely to criticise Western leaders than authoritarian ones, study finds

A Meta Oversight Board study found that leading AI chatbots are far more willing to criticise democratic leaders than authoritarian ones — raising fears the technology is quietly extending state censorship across borders.

Euronews

Meta Oversight Board finds top AI models less likely to criticize repressive regimes

AI models from leading labs are less likely to criticise governments restricting free speech. A study found AI services echoed rules of countries that restrict speech. Models refused 34% of critical content requests for restrictive jurisdictions. This compared to 14% for regions without such laws. AI companies are urged to…

The Economic Times

Meta CTO Says He'd Like to Sue Leakers, Then Audio From That Same Meeting Leaks

Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth faces internal challenges as leaks emerge amid AI-driven layoffs and employee surveillance. Explore the impact on Meta's workforce and legal battles.

International Business Times UK

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The Guardian - UK

Thursday news quiz: Meta losing face, sugar in space and a bear in the wrong place

Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture and general knowledge every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Economic Times

Centre examining legal implications, possible clauses over WhatsApp, Telegram 'username' feature: Sources

The government is examining legal implications for WhatsApp and Telegram. This follows their replies to notices regarding the new username feature. Concerns about privacy and potential misuse have been raised by experts. Meta stated usernames are optional and allow messaging without sharing phone numbers. The Ministry of Electronics and Information…

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Cisco Took 25 Years to Make Investors Whole Again After Its Dot-Com Crash. Here's What That Means for Traders Buying NVIDIA Now.

Are the Magnificent 7 stocks overpriced? Explore valuation, earnings yield, Graham’s margin of safety, and the risks of paying for perfection.

The Economic Times

Can America lag China in the AI race? A new threat is cropping up

The pause on data center construction in New York reveals a significant conflict between the accelerating demand for AI and the limitations of current infrastructure. Many U.S. neighborhoods are opposing new data centers, citing worries about environmental sustainability and resource management. Meanwhile, China's aggressive infrastructure developments could propel its AI…

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Nebius Just Bagged a Billion-Dollar Deal With Reflection AI. How to Play NBIS Stock Here.

The deal will let Reflection access Nebius's AI computing capacity through 2029.

International Business Times UK

Meta Sued Over AI Layoffs: How Keystroke Tracking Penalised Sick and Pregnant Staff

Meta is being sued for allegedly using AI tools in layoff decisions, disproportionately affecting employees with disabilities, on medical leave, or pregnant. The case could set a legal precedent.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Trump flip-flops on Hormuz toll and threatens Iran’s civilian infrastructure

US president says power plants and bridges could be targeted, which would probably constitute war crimes

International Business Times UK

Laid-Off Meta Employee Gets 60 Days to Leave After 14 Years in the US, Says It Is a 'Gut-Wrenching' Experience

Sridhar Vanka's story highlights challenges for skilled immigrants in US tech, including H-1B restrictions and layoffs at Meta. Explore broader impacts on America's immigration system and tech industry.

The Economic Times

Meta employees sue, alleging AI-driven layoff picks hit workers on medical, parental leave

Meta faces a lawsuit from twenty-six employees alleging AI selection for layoffs. These workers claim the company's systems unfairly targeted those on medical and family leave. The complaint states that AI did not account for protected leave periods. This process allegedly resulted in a disproportionate impact on women and disabled…

International Business Times UK

Meta Accused of Using AI to Monitor Emails, Keystrokes and Web Activity Before Axing Workers on Sick Leave

Ex-Meta employees have filed a lawsuit claiming the company used biased AI software for layoffs, unfairly targeting vulnerable staff. The case could reveal how tech giants manage workforce reductions.

Benzinga

Meta Employees Sue Over AI-Assisted Layoffs, Claim Workers on 'Protected' Medical Leave Were 'Disproportionately Selected'

Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:META) has been sued by some employees who claim the company’s AI-assisted systems disproportionately affected workers with disabilities and those who took protected medical or family leave during its latest layoffs, allegations the company has denied.

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