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GeekWire
about 1 hour
Amazon cuts jobs in AGI group as it puts more focus on customer-facing AI
Amazon confirmed layoffs in its artificial general intelligence organization, the group behind its Nova models, as the company sharpens its AI focus toward tools for business customers. The cuts follow a year of leadership turnover in the group and a broader run of reductions since January. Read More
GeekWire
about 1 hour
Game developer Harebrained Schemes kicks off its new indie era with survival-horror RPG ‘GRAFT’
The latest game from Seattle-based developer Harebrained Schemes, and its first since its return to independence in 2023, is a dark sci-fi/horror adventure where the player must constantly change and enhance their body in order to survive. Read More
GeekWire
about 3 hours
Microsoft 2.5: A new series on the next generation of leaders
Mary Jo Foley is launching a GeekWire series profiling the people and priorities behind Microsoft's evolution. It's a look at what she calls the "Microsoft 2.5" era, where cloud and AI dominate but the company still can't walk away from Windows, Office, and enterprise customers whose products weren't built around AI. Read More
GeekWire
about 5 hours
Microsoft commits $60M to ‘Genesis Mission’ to help power Dept. of Energy’s AI-for-science push
The commitment includes Azure compute credits and a new internal program office, called SPARK, to coordinate the company's work with DOE's 17 national laboratories. Read More
GeekWire
about 5 hours
New Markdown rival: Open-source DGML format aims to turn docs into data that AI (and humans) can trust
Docugami, the Kirkland, Wash., startup led by XML co-creator Jean Paoli, is open-sourcing DGML, a format that turns business documents into structured, verifiable data for AI. The company is releasing it under an open-source license and partnering with Inveniam and Mantra to anchor the data on a blockchain. Read More
South Seattle Emerald
about 6 hours
Somali and Oromo Families Shape Toolkit for Culturally Rooted Early Learning
A new Pathways to Progress Alliance toolkit helps Somali and Oromo families and providers bring culture, memory, and ancestral wisdom into early learning.
GeekWire
about 7 hours
The greenest goodbye: Human composting and the science of becoming soil
In 2020, Recompose was the first U.S. company to develop the technology needed for the commercial composting of human bodies, disrupting a funeral industry that had been largely unchanged for decades. Now 14 states have legalized the climate-friendly practice and more than a dozen others are considering it. Additional startups have launched to offer a greener goodbye and all are looking to scale. Read More
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 12 hours
Lynnwood receives Top Performing Wastewater Treatment Plant award
The award’s criteria are based on meeting specific permit conditions, including regularly meeting numeric effluent limits, monitoring water quality as required and submitting reports on time.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 12 hours
Dickson winning the battle of Lexington and Concord
Dickson has begun the demo at the doomed Lexington-Concord apartments in Belltown. Yesterday morning, the DJC visited the corner at 2402 Second Ave., where the YWCA's 59-unit affordable housing complex — now over a century old — is being pulled apart.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 12 hours
First parcels secured for new Everett AquaSox stadium/event center
The city hopes to break ground on the project in early fall.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 12 hours
Parks Tacoma celebrates full opening of Point Defiance Park Trail
Pedestrians and cyclists now have a safer way to explore and access attractions at Tacoma's 760-acre Point Defiance Park.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 12 hours
Mill Creek offices trade for over $6M
An office building at 16504 Ninth Ave. S.E. sold last week for $6.7 million, according to Snohomish County records.