Wix lays off 1,000 workers as the AI jobs apocalypse keeps looking very real
Sam Altman said the AI jobs apocalypse had not arrived (yet?)
Tech executives are suffering from "AI psychosis," says Box CEO
Your CEO is vibe-coding prototypes and calling it an AI strategy
TL;DR: A growing backlash against the forced adoption of AI is building across the industry, but enterprise executives remain as bullish as ever on the LLM-driven future. According to at least one prominent tech leader, that enthusiasm may signal how out of touch those at the top have become.
99% of executives expect AI to trigger layoffs within two years, survey finds
Report also finds employee "thriving" has collapsed from 66% to 44% since 2024
Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO, hardware chief John Ternus takes the helm
Cook will step down in September after 14 years, ending Apple's longest CEO tenure
Duolingo stops evaluating workers based on how much AI they use
Employees will be measured on performance, not AI for AI's sake
Amazon laid off 30,000 workers while CEO Andy Jassy got a 30% pay bump
More layoffs, higher CEO pay
Tim Cook shuts down speculation about his retirement: "That's a rumor"
Apple's CEO says he's not stepping down anytime soon despite ongoing succession talk
Adobe CEO to step down after 18 years as investors question the company's next act
The departure plan for Shantanu Narayen comes amid the shift toward AI-powered creative tools
One in four CEOs say AI is a bubble but will continue investing
One in five CEOs also expect job cuts this year
Editor's take: The more money companies spend on AI, the larger fears grow that this is a bubble ready to burst. But for most CEOs, it's more important to be seen spending big on the technology than taking a more cautious approach.
Xbox co-founder warns Microsoft is "sunsetting" the brand, compares new leadership role to "palliative care"
Get ready for an AI-first approach to Xbox - whether you like it or not
After decades at HP, CEO Enrique Lores leaves for PayPal in surprising shift
Alex Chriss is out at PayPal
The new corporate alibi: AI is the go-to excuse for mass layoffs
"AI washing" is reshaping how companies explain job cuts
Most plug-in hybrid drivers don't charge their cars, undermining the benefits
The biggest problem with plug-in hybrids isn't the technology
AI hype meets reality as majority of CEOs report no financial returns
Most businesses are still waiting for AI to boost revenue and cut costs
Former Tripwire CEO says working from home contributed to industry-wide game delays
John Gibson says remote work makes people less efficient and creative
Jensen Huang says relentless negativity around AI is hurting society and has "done a lot of damage"
Won't somebody think of the CEOs?
Most CEOs are ready to spend even more on AI in 2026 despite no clear path to ROI
Economic uncertainty fails to slow AI investments
Intel's CEO is also a major startup investor, and it's starting to get messy
How Meta, Intel, and a venture capitalist-CEO collided over a $4 billion AI chip startup
Arm CEO says physical AI will replace most factory workers within a decade
Haas says the industry will just have to live with the new reality
AI devices are just "solutions looking for a problem," says Logitech CEO
Even AI fans quesiton the point of AI gadgets
Apple fast-tracks CEO succession plans as Tim Cook could step down next year
The board has identified John Ternus as the likely successor
After 15,000 layoffs, Microsoft boss Nadella's pay climbs 22% to $96.5 million
Microsoft's average salary is about $132,311 per year
Why Apple's next CEO is likely to be John Ternus
Looking ahead: Analysts have begun speculating about how much longer Apple will remain under CEO Tim Cook, who turns 65 next month. Although several of the company's executives appear qualified to succeed him, Apple's recent actions have increased the likelihood that hardware engineering chief John Ternus will take over within the next few years.
Valve, Discord, Reddit, and Twitch CEOs called to testify before Congress on online radicalization
A response to the Charlie Kirk assassination
Fiverr lays off 30% of its staff as it pivots to an "AI-first" company
CEO Micha Kaufman called the layoffs a "painful reset" but couldn't stop praising AI