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Federal Agencies Begin Testing AI-Powered Interview Systems for Certain Positions

Federal agencies are exploring the use of artificial intelligence to conduct initial screening interviews for some job candidates. The technology, which typically uses natural language processing to analyze applicant responses, is being introduced as part of broader efforts to modernize the federal hiring process. AI interview systems can evaluate factors

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Microsoft Imposes Hourly Limits on Xbox Cloud Gaming After Year of Unlimited Access

Microsoft has announced significant changes to Xbox Cloud Gaming, ending the unlimited access that has been available to Game Pass subscribers since the feature opened to Premium and Essential tiers last year. Beginning in November, cloud gaming will be capped based on subscription tier. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will

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Microsoft Restructures Financial Reporting, Reveals Azure Revenue for First Time

Microsoft announced significant changes to how it reports financial results to investors, restructuring its business segments and, for the first time, disclosing quarterly revenue for its Azure cloud platform. The company will shift from its current three-segment structure—Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing—to two

Tech Leaders and Trump Administration Push for Pro-AI Policies at G-20

Tech industry leaders and the Trump administration have jointly called on G-20 countries to embrace pro-artificial intelligence policies, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The lobbying effort represents a significant push to influence how major economies approach AI regulation and development. The initiative suggests that U.S. tech companies

Microsoft Restructures Reporting to Better Account for AI's Business Impact

Microsoft is adjusting its financial reporting structure to better reflect the role artificial intelligence plays across the company, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The change signals the technology's increasing importance to Microsoft's business, from its cloud services to productivity tools. The restructuring will allow

DOJ Backs OpenAI and Microsoft in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit

The U.S. Department of Justice has stepped into a high-profile copyright dispute between the New York Times and AI companies OpenAI and Microsoft, filing a statement of interest that urges a federal judge to rule in favor of the technology defendants. The New York Times lawsuit, originally filed in

Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit

The Trump administration has intervened in the ongoing copyright dispute between OpenAI and the New York Times, filing a legal brief in support of the AI company. The Department of Justice submitted the filing on behalf of OpenAI, arguing positions that diverge from the newspaper's claims that the