Author: Advanced AI Editor
According to reports from Amazon, Reuters and Geekwire, the tech giant has announced another wave of layoffs. Amazon says it’s part of reductions in their cloud divisionThe company says the cuts are not directly due to AI, but part of a broader review which identified areas where they could streamline based on what they said were current priorites.Amazon spokesman Brad Glasser told Geekwire: “After a thorough review of our organization, our priorities, and what we need to focus on going forward, we’ve made the difficult business decision to eliminate some roles across particular teams in AWS.”These cuts come on heels of…
God bless Google.Googles solves problems and helps me navigate life every day. I don’t know what I’d do without it or the other web search tools I tinker with.Me: “Hey Google, tell me about new property tax laws that passed the Texas Legislature.”“Hey Google, what’s that little charger called that keeps fluorescent lights on?”Watchdog AlertAre you a taxpayer in Texas? The Watchdog has your back.“Hey Google, how do you install a ballast for a fluorescent light?”“Hey Google, play Luciano Pavarotti singing the best part of Act 3 of the opera Turandot.”Google’s big changeGoogle is changing not only its physical appearance…
More than 300 employees from several different companies with business in North Texas will be laid off in the coming weeks, according to several WARN notices filed at the end of June.Shipping giant FedEx is “reducing and relocating” its workforce at its Garland and Plano facilities, according to the notice from June 30. These layoffs are part of the company’s Network 2.0 initiative, which aims to “improve the pickup, transport, and delivery of packages” as it restructures its network.“The staff reductions are part of our long-term strategy to streamline and simplify pickups and deliveries and provide better and more efficient…
AI Writer, Detector, Plagiarism Checker, and Paraphraser Now Available in Limited-Time Open Beta for Students and Educators Worldwide. DUBAI, UAE , August 21, 2025 — StudyPro, an AI-powered academic writing assistant, has officially opened its platform to the public in a free beta program. Designed for students and educators at all levels, StudyPro offers a complete suite of AI-driven tools that support original, high-quality writing. The beta is available globally and for a limited time only, giving early users full access to premium features before the platform’s official launch.StudyPro enters the academic landscape at a time when generative AI is…
Eskritor is an AI writing tool that offers a host of easy-to-use features for automated content writing.United Arab Emirates, April 9, 2025 — The Eskritor AI copywriting tool has officially showcased its new host features in a bid to make writing accessible to everyone.Eskitor is an accessible writing software available in over 40 languages. It boasts a straightforward interface for easy content creation where users can adjust a string of parameters related to length, style, and other details.The content generation tool utilizes advanced natural language processing that understands context and has the ability to adapt to any writing style. The…