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Elon Musk Faces French Prosecutors Over X's AI and Data Practices

Elon Musk has been summoned for a voluntary interview with French prosecutors amid a 15-month probe into X's algorithm manipulation and AI-generated antisemitic content. As of now, Musk hasn't confirmed his attendance. The investigation looks into X's potential use of personal data for targeted ads and was escalated after antisemitic messages were linked to Grok, X's AI.

Elon Musk Ditches Résumés for Skills in Tesla's AI Team Hiring

Apr 19

Cerebras Files for IPO: The $23B Chip Challenger Taking On Nvidia

Apr 19

Elon Musk's Robot Dog Stirs San Francisco in Beeple's Latest Art Stunt

Apr 19

Did Neuralink Overpromise with Its Brain Implants?

Apr 19

Sundar Pichai Hails Elon Musk's Tech Vision: "Unparalleled" Ability in December 2025 Podcast

Apr 19

OpenAI Loses Three Senior Leaders in One Day as Company Sheds Side Quests for Enterprise Focus

Apr 18

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Salesforce Headless 360: The CRM You Never Log Into

Salesforce just exposed its entire CRM as APIs, MCP tools, and CLI commands. Over 100 new developer tools let AI agents from Claude Code to Codex operate Salesforce without ever opening a browser. This is the biggest structural change in Salesforce's 27-year history — and it signals where all enterprise software is heading.

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Salesforce Headless 360: The CRM You Never Log Into

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Jack Dorsey's AI-Fueled Layoffs Cut 40% of Block Staff

Jack Dorsey, Block's CEO, publicly ties AI efficiencies to the decision to lay off 40% of staff, impacting 4,000 employees in the $41 billion company. This bold strategy reflects a deep commitment to AI-driven operations, aiming to minimize headcount while maximizing tech capabilities.

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Jack Dorsey's AI-Fueled Layoffs Cut 40% of Block Staff

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Corporate Layoffs Surge in 2026 as AI Adoption Drives Cuts

The trend of corporate layoffs continues to grow in early 2026, as major firms across various sectors cut jobs to fuel AI and efficiency initiatives. Despite low unemployment rates, companies like Amazon and Meta are prioritizing cost optimization, affecting thousands of roles across tech, logistics, and finance. As this pattern becomes the new norm, job roles are shifting toward AI-specialized positions.

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Corporate Layoffs Surge in 2026 as AI Adoption Drives Cuts