TechCrunch finds the attribution has come apart rather than closed — Wccftech now says it could be an unreleased Microsoft MAI, one analyst says people seem less sure of anything, and the provider still keeps every prompt.

Semafor reports the paper has quietly given some visitors a search page answering queries with AI-generated summaries of its own reporting, unmediated by any editor, while its union calls the company's AI policy meaningless.

Forrester finds 55% of employers regret cutting jobs for AI and expects half of those layoffs to be quietly reversed — with the work returning offshore or at significantly lower wages, so the correction costs the worker rather than the employer.