In Aboussad's case, Microsoft made direct reference to her protest. Microsoft wrote via internal communication that the company took issue with the public nature of her protest, claiming that Aboussad ...

Learn More. Two Microsoft employees were dismissed on Monday, April 7, following high-profile protests surrounding the Israeli military’s usage of Microsoft AI products. Ibtihal Aboussad ...

On Monday, Microsoft reportedly terminated the roles of two software engineers, Ibtihal Aboussad and Vaniya Agrawal, who protested the company’s reported dealings with the Israeli military ...

A protester interrupted Microsoft’s Copilot-focused keynote Friday afternoon, calling attention to the company’s reported dealings with the Israeli military. “Shame on you,” the protester ...

(MENAFN) Microsoft is facing increasing scrutiny for its supposed backing of the Israeli military through its cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) services following the attacks on October 7 ...

Microsoft supplies the Israeli military with AI and cloud technology. This is software engineer Ibtihal Aboussad, who organizes with the Microsoft employee-led campaign No Azure for Apartheid ...

(Credit: Getty Images) Microsoft fired Ibtihal Aboussad and Vaniya Agrawal on Monday after the two software engineers protested the tech company’s work with the Israeli military during events ...

"You claim that you care for using AI for good, but Microsoft sells AI weapons to the Israeli military. Fifty thousand people have died, and Microsoft powers this genocide in our region." ...

Massachusetts has a long history of working on military hardware over long timeframes to create breakthroughs for the Department of Defense, from robots to missiles and radar systems.