Walmart AI Details Leaked During Microsoft Build Conference

Walmart AI details leaked during Microsoft Build conference

Protesters with the No Azure for Apartheid group interrupted the Microsoft Build conference, including the best security practices session.

Microsoft ex-employee Vaniya Agarwal protests again at company event - Indiaweekly

MICROSOFT’S former employee Vaniya Agarwal, who was fired last month for interrupting the company’s 50th anniversary celebration with pro-Palestine protests, tried to disrupt another company event in Seattle, Washington. She and another former Microsoft employee Hossam Nasr tried to disrupt a Build session on AI security by shouting down Neta Haiby, Microsoft’s Head of Security for AI, and Sarah Bird, its Head of Responsible AI, in protest again…

Walmart AI details leaked during Microsoft Build conference – RetailWit

Protesters with the No Azure for Apartheid group interrupted the Microsoft Build conference, including the best security practices session.

This fan-requested Microsoft Teams feature could have prevented a major livestream blunder

Microsoft's head of AI security accidentally revealed Walmart's AI plans by sharing her Teams messages while presenting. This feature could have prevented it.

Microsoft AI Exec Accidentally Spills Walmart's AI Plans

What was meant to be a regular Microsoft Build session on AI security turned into something else entirely. Protesters disrupted the session, calling out Microsoft’s business ties with Israel. But the real surprise? A slip-up by one of Microsoft’s top AI security leaders that unintentionally revealed Walmart’s AI strategy. How It All Unfolded Neta Haiby, […] The post Microsoft AI Exec Accidentally Spills Walmart’s AI Plans During Protest-Rattled …

After a protest at Build 2025, Microsoft's head of security for AI, Neta Haiby, accidentally revealed confidential messages about Walmart's planned AI tools use

Tom Warren / The Verge: After a protest at Build 2025, Microsoft's head of security for AI, Neta Haiby, accidentally revealed confidential messages about Walmart's planned AI tools use  —  Internal messages were displayed after two former Microsoft employees disrupted a Build session.