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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, June 17th.

I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal. Amazon's CEO said

today, increasing use of artificial intelligence will eliminate the need for certain jobs. In a note

to employees, Andy Jassy said Amazon's workforce will shrink in the next few years, but he didn't specify

by how much. Jassy called AI a once-in-a-lifetime technological change

that's already altering how Amazon deals with consumers, businesses, and its own operations.

People familiar with the matter told the journal that Amazon doesn't expect mass layoffs in the near future.

They said headcount will likely happen largely through attrition.

Elsewhere, the journal exclusively reports Robin Hood is rolling out new features with the aim of

increasing customer loyalty and ultimately dominating the retail trading market. One new tool will

allow users to preview simulated returns before they execute an options trade, another will allow advanced charting

capabilities on mobile devices. And finally, Oracle today unveiled a new program aimed at helping

small technology companies more easily sell their tech to the Department of Defense.

The Oracle Defense ecosystem, as it's dubbed, will have fewer than a dozen companies to start. Those

participating companies, which include AI and quantum security firms, will have access to

Oracle's resources and expertise in navigating the Pentagon's procurement process. Ultimately,

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