Amazon is warning its employees that artificial intelligence will help the company have a smaller workforce in the future.

Concerns about AI's potential to replace humans have only grown as tech companies introduce more sophisticated AI systems. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In a memo explaining all the ways the technology giant is using AI, Andy Jassy told workers how they can stay relevant as ...

Titans of the tech industry have taken to social media and other public speaking engagements to reassure Gen-Z, the newest members of the workforce, that AI won’t be detrimental to job availability — ...

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Amazon chief executive Andy Jassy told employees in a Tuesday memo that he expects artificial intelligence to thin their ranks, reducing headcount at what is now the United States’ second-largest ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy ominously warned Tuesday that he expects the rise of generative artificial intelligence to “reduce” the ...

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Anthropic has hit back at claims made by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in which he said Anthropic thinks AI is so scary that only ...

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