Tesla caps employee AI spending at $200 per week

Tesla will limit employee spending on artificial intelligence tools to $200 per week starting July 6. The policy change comes after some engineers used thousands of dollars in tokens each week. The cap excludes beta versions of xAI products.

Tesla informed staff of the new limit in an internal memo. The move follows months of efforts to increase AI adoption across the company, including dashboards that ranked employees by token use.

The policy requires approval for spending above the weekly threshold. It aligns with similar cost controls at Uber, Meta, and Walmart amid rising expenses from token-based AI services.

Tesla has released an internal AI tool called Nova and restricted access to external models on company devices. Leadership has tied the company's valuation to broader AI applications in vehicles and robotics.

Many engineers reportedly prefer other models over Grok despite internal encouragement to test xAI tools.

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Illustration depicting Meta employee under invasive AI surveillance monitoring at work, amid layoffs and staff backlash.
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Meta tracks US employees' computer interactions for AI training amid staff backlash and layoffs

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Meta is deploying software on US employees' work computers to monitor keystrokes, clicks, mouse movements, and screenshots in work apps for AI training data. Internal memos reveal no opt-out option, sparking employee discomfort, as the company invests billions in AI while cutting thousands of jobs.

Major Brazilian companies are distributing monthly artificial intelligence credits so employees can experiment with models like ChatGPT and Claude. The initiative aims to encourage useful tool creation and boost technology adoption in daily operations.

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Amazon has discontinued an employee-built AI leaderboard called Kirorank after concerns over rising costs and misuse emerged. The move follows similar actions at other major tech firms facing high AI expenses.

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