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404 Media reported that Proton canceled an interview-style arrangement requiring employees to explain how they use AI; the reporter said the basis includes employee interviews and a recording of an internal all-hands meeting, but AI use may still enter performance reviews, and employees' assessments of the change are not uniform.
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11/2/2026
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