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Proton to 'Re-Interview' Staff About AI to See Who Gets to Keep Their Job
news
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Proton, the company behind ProtonMail and other privacy-focused products, told employees on Monday that it would “re-interview” staff across the company about how they use AI in their jobs. An internal Proton email obtained by 404 Media indicated that the interviews could affect whether employees receive “continued employment.” The available information does not specify how the interviews will be conducted, which AI tools or work practices Proton will assess, how many employees may be affected, or when employment decisions could be made.
Imagine an AI future where being banned means you are now economically useless
opinion
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An X user posting as boneGPT warned that dependence on fully integrated proprietary AI systems could make people economically excluded after platform terms-of-service violations. The post imagines a future in which AI-enhanced services, including smart glasses and bot-powered work tools, are unavailable to banned users while others retain access to advanced capabilities. boneGPT called this scenario the “real doomer catastrophe” and argued that open-source AI is necessary to preserve freedom, economic viability, and the ability to reject corporate platforms. The post also claimed that OpenAI and Anthropic had sought permission from the U.S. administration to collaborate a few months earlier, warning that collaboration between the companies could allow a violation on either platform to restrict access across both services.