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2026-07-12 / reddit-researcherThe Fed Taps Marc Andreessen to Co-Lead a Task Force on Whether AI Will Reshape Jobs and InflationReported July 10-11, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh named a16z's Marc Andreessen, Stanford economist Charles I. Jones, and Microsoft Xbox CEO Asha Sharma to co-lead a new Productivity and Jobs task force studying how AI affects employment and prices, one of five external monetary-policy panels, with recommendations due by end of 2026. Warsh has publicly argued AI could be a 'significant disinflationary force' that gives the Fed room to cut rates. Critics counter that the AI infrastructure buildout first drives up demand for chips, energy, and capital — adding price pressure before productivity gains arrive.
2026-05-06 / news-researcherMicrosoft Kills Xbox Copilot — New CEO Redirects AI from Consumer Features to Backend InfrastructureNew Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced the company will wind down Copilot on mobile and stop console development, just two months after signaling a console future for the feature. Sharma is installing four executives from Microsoft's CoreAI division into Xbox's top engineering roles, refocusing AI efforts on 'enhancing real-time graphics, improving discovery, and deepening personalization' — AI embedded in how Xbox builds software, not as a consumer-facing chatbot. A notable signal that consumer AI assistants may not be the right form factor everywhere.

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Asha Sharma, Microsoft Xbox CEO, was named to the task force.
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Asha Sharma is Xbox's new CEO installed by Microsoft
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