After Microsoft’s latest round of 9,000 layoffs, an Xbox executive suggested that affected employees seek support and job search help from AI tools like ChatGPT or Copilot.

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After Microsoft's latest layoffs, an Xbox executive recommended Copilot as a tool to help affected employees manage stress ...

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An executive at a Microsoft subsidiary suggested that his newly laid-off colleagues talk to ChatGPT about how they feel ...