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What is happening, better or worse? >> if you are in a.i., great. everyone else in tech, not so great. a.i. is pretty much the only hot spot. im looking at this as the white collar recession, may not be a full blown recession but hit some higher tech workers, higher skilled workers. >> they overhired during the pandemic big time, could not get people to come back to the office. they realized productivity went way down, if you are not coming back in the office maybe you dont have a job and every ...

The Tesla billionaire officially took control of Twitter at the end of October, and engagement with his tweets peaked for the last time shortly after.

Over the past few months, hundreds of tech workers have taken to social media to discuss low-stress job options. Some say they're burnt out.

The US government announces sanctions on North Korean groups involved in hacking and fundraising for weapons programs.

The company formerly known as Facebook is enacting the final round of a staggered layoff process that will see thousands more people lose their jobs.

Some prestigious universities including MIT and Princeton are seeing fewer students interested in computer-engineering degrees amid industry turmoil.

Last week, staffers at Bandcamp voted to form a union. It's the latest sign that a real labor movement is starting to take shape in the music industry.

Theres a lot more cultural diversity, a lot more frankly to do in san francisco. theres never been a time when the worlds economy depended so much on the ideas and the work product that comes out of one location. >> the biggest problem, they say, is that young, well-paid tech workers are taking up a disproportionate share of the housing and driving up already astronomical real estate prices. >> im going to read you some of the headlines that we have seen about san francisco in the last couple of...

Most watched and read journalists. >> right outside her bathroom window. >> that was the case when i was a reporter at ktvu in the early 2000s. it still holds true today. >> san francisco has always been a boom/bust city. it was built by the 49ers came here looking for gold. now we have the tech boom. >> san francisco is the global headquarters of big tech. >> if youre in your 20s, 30s, you want to life in vibrant environment. theres a lot more cultural diversity, a lot more, frankly, to do in s...

Tech workers who have been laid off possess a lot of highly skilled talent that's poised to take steps in new directions.