Disney Is Cutting Several Hundred Jobs Across HR and Technology
Disney is laying off several hundred employees across human resources and technology, according to Reuters and Fox Business reports.
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Disney is laying off several hundred employees across human resources and technology, according to Reuters and Fox Business reports.
The FTC has opened an industry-wide inquiry into potential consumer risks from advanced AI systems and plans to seek information from Anthropic, OpenAI, METR and others.
California has enacted a package of AI workplace protections requiring human review for discipline and firings, new notice around AI-linked layoffs, and limits on workplace surveillance.
The U.S. Navy selected Boeing for a more than $20 billion F/A-XX development contract, advancing a sixth-generation carrier fighter planned for the 2030s.
Nvidia’s new Open Agent Safety Platform combines the OpenShell runtime with a BlueField-4-based Sentry watchdog to limit and monitor what autonomous AI agents can access and do.
Ken Griffin’s $3 billion Carnegie Mellon gift will invest $1 billion in Pittsburgh and launch a $2 billion, 35-acre Miami campus.
A Defense Manpower Data Center breach exposed Social Security numbers and employment information for 2.76 million living people and 294,000 deceased individuals.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a four-star autonomous-warfare command and a 20% reduction in general and admiral positions.
Micron reported $54.23 billion in fiscal fourth-quarter revenue and forecast $61.5 billion for the current quarter as AI-memory contracts expanded.
AMD’s planned $8.2 billion all-stock World Labs acquisition would add Fei-Fei Li and spatial-intelligence research to its expanding AI business.