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AI IMPROVEMENT LinkedIn subtly rolled out a new feature (Data for Generative AI improvement), allowing Microsoft and affiliates' AI models to access your data for training without consent.

LinkedIn games LinkedIn has joined a growing website trend of offering once-per-day games in the hopes of increasing user engagement.

More job cuts Microsoft announced that 668 employees have been laid off. The move was made as the company adapts its structures and streamlines its decision making.

Rounding up news This week we saw the EU classify Microsoft as a gatekeeper and Microsoft 365 go down. We also shared an exclusive look at what Microsoft plans to unveil at its upcoming Surface an AI event.

So cringe? Elon Musk wants X to replace LinkedIn as part of becoming the everything app, but could the reverse be happening due to recent controversies?

🕵️‍♀️🕵️‍♀️🕵️‍♀️ An investigation by the Irish Data Protection Commission will likely result in a large fine of Microsoft over LinkedIn's targeted advertising.

LinkedOut The layoffs at big tech aren't abating any time soon it seems. This week, Microsoft culled 700 positions at its work-oriented social network, while shuttering its services in China.

LinkedIn has made a policy change that will allow posts seeking to hire people from historically disadvantaged groups in certain countries.

A threat actor is using Microsoft's own tools against it.

LinkedIn announced an agreement to purchase marketing analytics company Oribi. Technology from Oribi will be integrated into LinkedIn, which will help customers measure website conversions.