Amazon employees express dismay, anger about sudden return-to-office policy
A group of Amazon staffers spammed an internal website with comments expressing their anger over CEO Andy Jassy’s return-to-office mandate U.S. News
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Microsoft limits Bing A.I. chats after the chatbot had some unsettling conversations
The move will limit some scenarios where long chat sessions can “confuse” the chat model, the company said in a blog post. U.S. News
Elon Musk and astronaut Scott Kelly debate use of Starlink in Ukraine
Ukraine’s use of SpaceX’s satellite internet service Starlink remains a crucial yet contentious part of the country’s fragile infrastructure. U.S. News
The return of El Nino could make the world even hotter — endangering a critical climate threshold
El Nino is widely recognized as the warming of the sea surface temperature, which occurs every few years. U.S. News
Elon Musk says Twitter is ‘trending to breakeven’ after near bankruptcy
Elon Musk tweeted Sunday that the last few months have been “extremely tough,” but said that Twitter is “now trending to break even.” U.S. News
Meta’s ‘Year of Efficiency’ was everything Wall Street needed to hear from Zuckerberg
Meta shares rallied after the company reported better-than-expected revenue and told investors that it’s getting more efficient. U.S. News
Carmakers face a crossroads as they work to fit auto dealers into their EV plans
For dealers, EVs will mean new employee training, infrastructure and substantial investments to be able to service, sell and charge the vehicles. U.S. News
Inflation is cooling, but prices on many items are going to stay high for months
As costs fall, some companies are still locked into long-term contracts or are boosting profits rather than lowering prices. U.S. News
Elon Musk defends his old tweets in securities fraud trial in San Francisco
Tesla CEO Elon Musk was in court on Friday defending past tweets about a deal that never materialized to take the company private. U.S. News
Food fraud secretly infiltrates kitchens across America — here’s how to avoid it
Food fraud costs the global food industry $ 40 billion per year, misleading consumers while posing potential public health risks, according to the FDA. U.S. News