An Australian regulator that has already put pressure on other global tech firms has now sent legal letters to Twitter and Google asking them to hand over information about their efforts to stop 'online child abuse.

Australian regulator asks Twitter, Google to hand over information on curbing online child abuse

Mr Kirk, who worked for eight years at Google, was one of the 12,000 employees let go by the company. Mr Kirk stated that he has given himself and his team six weeks to set up a design and development studio in New York and San Francisco.

7 People fired by Google come together to form new company

A Google senior manager recently fired as part of the tech giant's cost-cutting measure seeks to start his own business within six weeks. Six other former Google employees who were also let go similarly are helping to support the man, Henry Kirk.

Fired? Then move on: Seven ex-Google employees seek to build a firm

Swedish multinational company Ericsson has decided to trim 1,400 jobs in Sweden with larger headcount loss in other countries. Not too long ago, big tech companies were hiring at an alarming rate during the pandemic, expecting greater demand for their tech offering.

Ericsson plans to fire nearly 1,400 employees

Susan Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube and one of the original Google employees, said on Thursday that she is exiting from the company that was started in her garage 25 years ago.

Who is Neal Mohan? Indian-American to replace YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki as she steps down

There is an increase in competition to jump into the AI market after the release of chart GPT. Recently, Alphabet and Google also came up with its own bard to compete neck and neck with chart GPT.

Google's Prabhakar Raghavan: 'Chatbots' convincing yet fictitious answers'

Google's new AI chatbot Bard has made an expensive mistake. Its wrong answer in a promotional video has sent Alphabet's stocks plummeting. Is Google's bid to compete with ChatGPT backfiring?

Gravitas: Google parent's stocks plummet due to AI bot's mistake

Alphabet Inc lost $100 billion in market value on Wednesday after its new chatbot shared inaccurate information in a promotional video and a company event failed to dazzle, feeding worries that the Google parent is losing ground to rival Microsoft Corp.

Blunder by Google's AI Chatbot 'Bard', Alphabet shares lose $100 Billion

Microsoft held a press event recently where it announced new AI-powered updates to its Bing search engine and Edge browser. Watch the video to know more.

Microsoft announces launch of AI- powered search engine

Microsoft has announced plans to revamp its Bing search engine with AI capabilities. This, a day after Google announced it will release its own AI chatbot. As tech companies race to get their hands on powerful ai tools, Tech Journalist Adrian Mars discusses the practical implications of the battle for dominance of search engines.

Race for powerful AI tools heats up

Google owner Alphabet Inc said it will launch a chatbot service and more artificial intelligence for its search engine as well as developers, an answer to Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) in their rivalry to lead a new wave of computing.

Tech giants compete for best in AI

Google is likely to launch its own AI chatbot that will take on ChatGPT. Google has been the go-to search engine for user queries and solutions. However, since the rise and rise of ChatGPT, the search engine giant has been facing some significant competition.

WION Fineprint | Google vs Microsoft: Who will win the AI race?

Days after Google announced laying off 12,000 employees in January this year, some employees off the company went on a rally to protest in New York. The protesters said that they felt betrayed and now don't know what the future holds.

US: Ex-Google employees rally against layoffs, protest outside company story in Manhattan

After the Indian Supreme Court refused to block an anti-trust ruling, Google on Wednesday announced that it will let Android users use third-party apps as default search engines in phones and tablet running their operating system (OS).

Google buckles under India’s anti-trust ruling, allows Android users to choose default search engine

In-house massage therapists made up more than two dozen of those who lost their jobs in Google's most recent wave of layoffs, which occurred last week. 27 in-house massage therapists were laid off, with 24 in Google’s Mountain View office and three in the Southern California markets of Los Angeles and Irvine.

Trending on WION: Google fires almost 27 massage therapists amid mass layoffs

Day after justice department sued Google for allegedly monopolising online advertising space, the tech giant has now responded stating that the government's complaint is without merit and that it will defend itself against the anti-trust lawsuit.

Google responds to US department lawsuit over alleged online ad monopoly

In-house massage therapists made up more than two dozen of those who lost their jobs in Google's most recent wave of layoffs, which occurred last week. 27 in-house massage therapists were among the 1,845 employees that lost their positions with the company in the state of California, according to filings that CNBC reported on Tuesday.

Cutting back on massages: Google fires almost 27 massage therapists amid mass layoffs

Launching a fresh legal battle against Google, the US justice department on Tuesday sued the search giant for its dominance of the online advertising market. This is the second federal lawsuit filed by the DOJ against the tech giant over antitrust violations.

US DOJ sues Google over online ad market domination; seeks to level the playing field for other firms

Google has once again come under the scanner of Justice Department in the US as it is suing the tech giant for allegedly monopolising the online advertising space.

Antitrust lawsuit slapped against Google, again! Tech giant's ad dominance under scanner

US Justice Department sues Google over alleged online ad monopoly

As per a report the United States Justice Department (DoJ) is poised to sue Alphabet Inc's Google regarding the platform's dominance over the digital advertising market.

U.S. prepares to sue google, D0J to look into incompetent practices

As per a report, the United States Justice Department (DoJ) is poised to sue Alphabet Inc's Google regarding the platform's dominance over the digital advertising market.

US justice department to sue Google for the second time over market dominance: Report

According to a report, the US Justice Department (DoJ) is poised to sue Alphabet Inc's Google. The move is regarding the platform's dominance over the digital advertising market. Watch this video to know more.

Why is the US Department of Justice (DoJ) planning to sue Google again?

Microsoft Corp is making a $10 billion investment over several years in OpenAI, the pioneering artificial intelligence research lab behind ChatGPT and DALL-E. The news comes less than a week after the company said it’s laying off 10,000 workers as a weakening economy crimps software demand.

Microsoft announces more investment in OpenAI, gears up to compete with google

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