| Mobile Web

All articles List

AI & Enterprise

AI-driven layoffs spread as Big Tech shaken by new AI job categories

Hiring in the U.S. tech industry is shifting as artificial intelligence spreads, with companies restructuring jobs around AI and creating new roles. While more firms cite AI as they cut staff, others are hiring to deploy and run generative AI and expand its internal use. New postings include AI communications, on-site engineers, internal AI rollout roles, ethics and safety positions for philosophers, gig-style training work, vibe-coding jobs and executive posts such as chief AI officer.

AI & Enterprise

AI chatbots that mimic ex-lovers stir controversy

Some users are feeding past chat logs, photos and social media posts into AI tools to create chatbots that mimic former partners, prompting concerns over consent, personal data and emotional dependence. The practice is linked to an open-source workplace tool, Colleague.skill, that was designed to preserve colleagues’ knowledge and communication styles. A psychotherapist said such chatbots may mirror parts of grieving but cannot replace real relationships and could worsen distress.

AI & Enterprise

OpenAI accelerates rollout of workplace AI to expand enterprise market

OpenAI is accelerating its push into the enterprise AI market, aiming to embed AI across company operations rather than treating it as a productivity add-on. Ashley Kramer (애슐리 크레이머), vice president of OpenAI Enterprise, said adoption is spreading quickly, especially in Europe. OpenAI has rolled out enterprise solutions and support, and said Codex weekly users rose to 4,000,000 from 3,000,000 in 15 days, with 40 percent of usage coming from non-technical departments.