The second disruption involved Vaniya Agrawal, an Indian-American software engineer also working in the AI division. While CEO Satya Nadella, former CEOs Steve Ballmer, and Bill Gates were on ...

Stop using AI for genocide." Another incident drew a larger range of attention as Indian-American Microsoft engineer Vaniya Agrawal confronted Ballmer and Gates while they were onstage with the ...

The point was to make people aware… The world knows now who [Microsoft] truly are, and what they’re doing.” As Microsoft ...

Agrawal publicly resigned from the company during its 50th anniversary event last week, accusing Microsoft cloud and AI of enabling "the Israeli military to be more lethal and destructive in Gaza" ...

“We wanted everyone to know that Microsoft’s cloud and AI are the bombs and bullets of the 21st century,” says Vaniya Agrawal, No Azure for Apartheid organizer and a former Microsoft ...

Vaniya Agrawal, an Indian-American software engineer, recently gained attention for publicly protesting at Microsoft's 50th anniversary event. A member of the company's AI division, Agrawal ...

Two women employees, including Vaniya Agrawal, voiced their protests over the company's alleged role in Gaza. Aboussad and Agrawal both criticized Microsoft's ties with Israel during speeches by ...

SEATTLE, WA-Vaniya Agrawal, a software engineer, has shared her resignation letter from Microsoft, citing ethical concerns over the company’s reported involvement in military technology used in ...

Another Microsoft software engineer, Vaniya Agrawal, had said she would resign from the company on April 11. But Microsoft terminated her role Monday, according to an internal message viewed by CNBC.

Microsoft has fired two employees who interrupted the company’s 50th anniversary celebration to protest its work supplying artificial intelligence technology to the Israeli military, according to a gr ...