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Oracle invokes force majeure on New Mexico AI data center(qz.com)
20 points by dgellow | 2 comments
Quartz article reporting Oracle stock fell 4% after the company invoked force majeure with its developer on a troubled New Mexico AI data center project.
TurboTax’s 20-year fight to stop Americans from filing taxes for free (2019)(propublica.org)
718 points by lelandfe | 379 comments
ProPublica investigation into how Intuit used lobbying, the revolving door, and dark patterns to block free government tax filing for 20 years.
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Software firms across US facing tax bills that threaten survival(cnbc.com)
833 points by mjwhansen | 831 comments
CNBC article on US software companies facing large tax bills from the Section 174 change requiring R&D expenses to be amortized, threatening startup survival.
Google Cuts Jobs in Engineering and Other Divisions(nytimes.com)
765 points by gumby | 894 comments
New York Times article reporting that Google laid off hundreds of employees in engineering and other divisions as part of cost-cutting.
IRS tests free e-filing system that could compete with tax prep giants(washingtonpost.com)
693 points by elicash | 349 comments
Washington Post article reporting that the IRS is testing a prototype free government e-filing system that could compete with commercial tax preparation companies.
Mass layoffs and absentee bosses create a morale crisis at Meta(nytimes.com)
524 points by pretext | 726 comments
New York Times article on how mass layoffs and absent leadership have created a morale crisis among Meta employees; the capture shows a Google sign-in page.
Thousands of CEOs just admitted AI had no impact on employment or productivity(fortune.com)
725 points by virgildotcodes | 637 comments
Fortune article on a survey of thousands of CEOs reporting AI had no measurable effect on employment or productivity, reviving the Solow productivity paradox.
AI isn't replacing jobs. AI spending is(fastcompany.com)
580 points by felineflock | 416 comments
Fast Company article arguing that job cuts stem from companies redirecting budgets to AI spending rather than AI directly replacing workers.












