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J Allard working for Panos Panay?! Microsoft Xbox vet joins Amazon | The fight against bike theft

J Allard working for Panos Panay?! Microsoft Xbox vet joins Amazon | The fight against bike theft ADVERTISEMENT [GeekWire]( SPONSOR MESSAGE: Electronics Fair Opens in Hong Kong: [One-stop sourcing event for innovative electronics & solutions. Register now for free.]( TODAY'S TOP STORIES Can AI cure cancer? An unprecedented alliance of four national cancer research organizations, led by Seattle’s Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, will share data and computing power in a new bid to use artificial intelligence to battle cancer. The initiative was announced Wednesday morning at Madrona’s IA Summit 2024 in Seattle by Fred Hutch President Dr. Thomas Lynch, above. [Read more](. Seattle cyclists are being hammered by theft, and online platforms such as OfferUp, Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist — which revolutionized the resale industry — may not be helping. While cyclists and groups have taken crime-fighting matters into their own hands, some think the resale platforms should be responsible for making sure they’re not selling stolen bikes. [Read more.]( J Allard, the former Microsoft Xbox leader, joined Amazon as a VP of product on the Devices and Services team. He’ll be working there for another Microsoft vet, Panos Panay, who leads the Amazon team that includes Alexa and Echo. [Read more.]( - More Tech Moves: Flexe taps new CTO; Talus adds head of biology; Vouched names a sales VP; [and more personnel changes.]( Brev, a “business performance OS” startup led by Seattle tech vet Chris Pitchford, leverages large language models to help companies manage reporting and analysis of their business performance. [Read more](. 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