Bloomberg News

Lawmakers and advocates around the country have been turning increasing attention to how companies use tech to control their workforces.

The cuts affect workers in the US, Canada, and Costa Rica, AWS says, which is experiencing slowing growth as corporate customers looks to trim expenses.

The company, which aims to ride a surge in demand driven by AI applications, will cut the price of its cloud services by as much as half.

Since February tech startups have posted about 15% more openings compared to big tech companies.

Apple is lagging behind Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon in the deployment of advanced chatbots, such as ChatGPT.

A study found the lowest-skilled customer-service workers reaped the greatest benefits when AI was rolled out at a Fortune 500 software firm over the course of a year.

The consolidation of the AI research groups will ‘significantly accelerate’ progress, said Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai.

Artificial intelligence platforms offer a foundation upon which numerous apps get built, shaking up the entire software ecosystem. Could this be the beginning of the end for traditional operating systems?