AI rebalances hiring: software engineers hit 55%, while marketing drops 36%
SignalFire data shows major tech org charts getting leaner, with non-engineering functions shrinking faster since 2019.

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SignalFire data shows major tech org charts getting leaner, with non-engineering functions shrinking faster since 2019.
A new product manager role signals ChatGPT’s next push: tailored household experiences that rewrite product risk.
OpenAI and Anthropic built frontier scale. Microsoft is quietly betting domain-specific, cheaper models will win on cost and reliability.
An old-school, pink-and-purple Linux remake returns with modern internet access, but it is not a magic gaming fix.
CNBC reports rising momentum in brain-computer interfaces, with China’s BrainCo taking a very different route than Musk.
The CEO role is settled again, reshaping leadership clarity for the decentralized social platform and its partners.
A Fitbit Air test found calorie counting can drift when heart-rate inputs are imperfect, even with a health tracker.
The feature is gone after days of pushback from users and Hollywood agencies, tightening the compliance bar for generative AI tools.
A retailer’s pricing move turns collectible demand into a profit story. Here is what boards should watch next.
The pool robot debuts self-cleaning. The question for buyers: does the feature justify paying almost double?
Their financial-year emissions hit 119m metric tonnes of CO2e, roughly a third of France, even as they tout net zero plans.
A real household test shows how shared planning gets easier when the interface matches how kids already navigate screens.