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Microsoft’s Head of AI Security Accidentally Reveals Walmart’s Private AI Plans After Pro-Palestine Protest
Microsoft’s annual Build conference didn’t go smoothly, thanks to disruptions by protests of the company’s ties to Israel.
Facing protests, Microsoft says no evidence its tech harmed Gazans
During a Microsoft-focused event held by tech publication GeekWire in March, No Azure for Apartheid stationed protesters ...
Who is Vaniya Agrawal, the Indian-American software engineer who disrupted Microsoft’s two events this year
Vaniya Agrawal, an Indian-American software engineer, protested Microsoft's ties with the Israeli government. She disrupted ...
Former Microsoft engineer Vaniya Agrawal continues anti-Israel protests by disrupting Build 2025 AI event
Vaniya Agrawal's Microsoft protest escalates as the former AI engineer interrupts Build 2025 in Seattle, challenging the ...
Microsoft Says It’s Censoring Employee Emails Containing the Word “Palestine”
When workers send emails including words related to Israel’s war on Gaza, messages are delayed by hours or never arrive at ...
"Microsoft is WAY ahead of Google with AI security," says leaked message exposed accidentally following a protest at Build 2025
The messages were leaked during a presentation by Neta Haiby, Microsoft's head of security, at Build 2025. A protester ...
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Microsoft’s AI security chief accidentally reveals Walmart’s AI plans after protest
Microsoft’s head of security for AI, Neta Haiby, accidentally revealed confidential messages about Walmart’s use of Microsoft ...
Microsoft employee interrupts Satya Nadella’s keynote to protest claims of ‘Israel’s war crimes powered by Azure’
The protest was part of a larger campaign by a group called "No Azure for Apartheid," which includes current and former ...