Staff laid off by Microsoft-owned Candy Rush developer King are being replaced by AI tools they helped create, former staff ...

Principal Development Lead for Xbox Graphics, Mike Matsel, shared the "Xbox Graphics Is Hiring" post on the professional ...

An Xbox executive suggested that laid-off employees use AI for emotional support and career guidance The suggestion sparked backlash and led the executive to delete their LinkedIn post Microsoft ...

According to a report from Mobilegamer.biz, former staff members are reporting that Microsoft is replacing their roles with artificial intelligence tools that were created by laid-off staff.

A Microsoft executive is facing backlash after suggesting that recently laid-off employees use a specific tool to help them cope with unemployment.

A producer at Xbox Game Studios has some advice for the thousands of people that his company just laid off: turn to AI for consolation. Yes, you read that right. In a since-deleted LinkedIn post, Matt ...

07-07-2025 WORK LIFE XBox exec suggests Microsoft laid off employees ask AI for help In a deleted LinkedIn post Matt Turnbull suggested employees use AI to help with the “emotional load” of ...

Software AI Fresh from telling laid-off employees to console themselves with AI, Microsoft doubles down by advertising Xbox jobs with pathetic AI image: 'So tone deaf I hope it is satire' ...

An Xbox producer has faced a backlash after suggesting laid-off employees should use artificial intelligence to deal with emotions in a now deleted LinkedIn post. Matt Turnbull, an executive ...

An Xbox executive, Matt Turnbull, suggested laid-off Microsoft employees use AI chatbots for support, including career planning and emotional coping. This recommendation, made amidst 9,100 company ...

While most people would feel bad for the employees laid off, one executive at Xbox has a different take on how people who lost their livelihood should cope, and it's with AI (artificial intelligence).

In other words, this is a classic AI-generated image, aka slop. The thing is, this is being posted by a senior figure at Xbox and is explicitly about hiring graphics designers.