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Microsoft's largest layoff in years hits Xbox, sales and other divisions
Microsoft is laying off thousands of workers, its second mass layoff in months and its largest in more than two years.
XBox exec suggests Microsoft laid off employees ask AI for help
In a deleted LinkedIn post Matt Turnbull, an Xbox executive, suggested employees use AI to help with the "emotional load" of ...
Microsoft’s Xbox CEO Just Explained Why the Company Is Laying Off 9,000 People. It’s Not Great
Earlier this week, Microsoft confirmed it was laying off 9,000 people, according to The Seattle Times. This follows a round ...
Xbox producer recommends ChatGPT, Copilot prompts to laid off Microsoft staff
After Microsoft’s Xbox layoffs, executive producer Matt Turnbull suggested using AI chatbots like ChatGPT for emotional ...
Massive Microsoft layoff: 9,000 employees, 4% of total workforce, to be laid off
Technology Writer Microsoft is firing thousands of workers, its second mass layoff in months and its largest in more than two ...
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Xbox Exec Suggests Laid-Off Microsoft Workers Use Copilot to Cope
After Microsoft's latest layoffs, an Xbox executive recommended Copilot as a tool to help affected employees manage stress ...
'Biggest' Microsoft Layoff Hits 9,000 Jobs: Xbox Division and Anticipated Games Affected
Microsoft has announced its largest round of layoffs in over two years, cutting 9,000 jobs across core divisions including ...
Xbox Exec Urges Laid-Off Microsoft Staff to Seek Help from AI Tools Like ChatGPT
Xbox exec suggests laid-off Microsoft employees use AI tools like ChatGPT for emotional support and career guidance during ...
Amidst Xbox job cuts and Microsoft’s AI push, Matt Turnbull promotes AI tools for helping manage layoffs
Microsoft, amidst layoffs impacting the Xbox division and heavy AI investments, saw Xbox Game Studios Publishing executive ...
Former Microsoft exec says if Xbox hadn't shelled out $1.15 billion to fix its infamous red ring of death, "I'm not sure the Xbox brand would be around today"
Speaking to The Game Business in a new interview, Moore – who helped launch both the Xbox and 360 – guesses that if Microsoft had not spent so much time and money on repairing the "bone pile of [Xbox ...