Fox News AI Newsletter: AI job losses hit hard

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Welcome to Fox News’ Artificial Intelligence newsletter, bringing you the latest advancements and developments in AI technology.

**IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:**
– Amazon to cut around 14,000 corporate jobs
– Senate Republican demands Google shut down AI model over false rape allegation
– Leading AI company bans kids from chatbots after lawsuit blames app for child’s death

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### CORPORATE CUTBACKS: Amazon to Cut 14,000 Corporate Roles

Amazon is planning to reduce approximately 14,000 roles from its corporate workforce as part of an internal restructuring effort. This announcement was shared with employees on Tuesday, signaling a significant shift in the company’s corporate strategy.

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### AI LIES EXPOSED: Senate Republican Accuses Google AI of Targeting Conservatives

A Senate Republican has accused Google and its artificial intelligence of targeting conservatives by spreading false allegations and fake news stories. Among the claims was a fabricated sexual assault allegation that allegedly never happened. The call for action includes demands to shut down the problematic AI model.

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### CHATBOT CRACKDOWN: AI Gun Detection System Causes Distress at Maryland High School

A popular AI gun detection system recently made a critical error when it mistakenly flagged an empty bag of chips as a firearm. The incident occurred at Kenwood High School in Essex, Maryland.

Student Taki Allen was waiting for his ride last Monday when he placed an empty bag of chips in his pocket. Moments later, police officers surrounded him, ordered him to the ground, and handcuffed him, according to reports from WMAR-2 News. The false detection left both officials and students shaken and raised concerns about reliance on AI safety systems.

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