HP cuts, AI hiring surge, new browser threat
In today’s 2-Minute Tech Briefing, HP plans up to 6,000 job cuts as rising component costs and an AI pivot reshape its operations. A new study finds 78% of IT job postings now require AI skills. And researchers warn that AI-powered browsers can be hijacked through hidden URL-fragment prompts in a newly exposed “HashJack” attack.
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