As DEI buckles under President Donald Trump, Amazon Studios — along with its parent company, the broader tech industry, and much of corporate America — has discontinued its Inclusion Policy and Playbook unveiled in the summer of 2021 to codify its existing diversity,
Apple Inc. plans to hire 20,000 new workers in Texas and produce AI servers in the U.S. as it seeks relief from President Donald Trump’s tariffs on
Elon Musk’s OpenAI rival, xAI, says it’s investigating why its Grok AI chatbot suggested that both President Donald Trump and Musk deserve the death penalty. xAI has already patched the issue and Grok will no longer give suggestions for who it thinks should receive capital punishment.
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xAI chief engineer blames former OpenAI employee after Grok blocks results saying Musk and Trump ‘spread misinformation’
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Elon Musk's Grok AI Silences Trump, Tesla CEO's Misinformation Claims, Then Backtracks — xAI Blames Former OpenAI Employee
Grok Was Briefly Instructed Not to Say Musk, Trump Spread Misinformation on X
Donald Trump and AI executives alike have sounded the alarm about a looming AI-driven energy shortage. Both benefit from the concern.
J. Cole shared a new song, "Clouds," via his blog, the Algorithm. The hazy track, produced by DZL and Omen, sees Cole rapping about the danger of AI and the assassination attempt on Donald Trump last year in Philadelphia.
Official announcement comes after Donald Trump and Tim Cook were rumoured to have met – and ahead of potentially substantial tariffs on Apple’s products
President Donald Trump’s crusade against diversity, equity and inclusion has reached beyond the federal government and into corporate board rooms, as his administration threatens legal action against businesses that don’t dismantle their DEI programs.
The U.S.’s fledgling AI Safety Institute is reportedly about to be gutted by mass layoffs at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
"We strive to tell the very best stories, while empowering diverse voices in our storytelling wherever possible," Amazon says.
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Alternet on MSNTrump taps Amazon exec who oversaw numerous safety violations to lead workplace safety agencyPresident Donald Trump announced that he was nominating Amazon executive David Keeling to head the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). His record in overseeing workplace safety will likely be put under a microscope in his confirmation hearing.
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