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Xbox Chief Operating Officer Departs After 3 Months

Helen Chiang has departed from her role as Xbox chief operating officer after only three months. Her departure follows a 21-year tenure at Microsoft, during which she was involved with titles like Minecraft and led Mojang. This exit is part of a broader trend of leadership changes and layoffs within Xbox.

Wolfs Gaming BlogVery negative

Xbox VP Of Engineering Leaves After 3 Months On The Job, Marking 3rd Executive Departure In 6 Weeks

Jared Palmer, Xbox's Vice President of Engineering, has departed the company after only three months. This marks the third executive departure from Xbox in the past six weeks, occurring amidst ongoing leadership changes and internal turmoil.

EurogamerNegative

Asha Sharma-appointed Xbox VP of engineering leaves just three months after moving over from Microsoft's CoreAI team

Jared Palmer, Xbox's Vice President of Engineering, has left the company after only three months to join AI firm Cognition. Palmer was part of a team led by Asha Sharma, who also recently moved to Xbox from Microsoft's CoreAI division. His departure comes during a period of significant restructuring and layoffs within Xbox.

PC GamerNegative

Xbox's new VP of engineering quits just 2 months after taking the job

Jared Palmer has resigned from his role as vice president of engineering at Xbox and technical advisor to CEO Asha Sharma, just two months after his appointment. He has joined AI company Cognition as its vice president of engineering. Palmer previously held AI-focused roles at Microsoft and Vercel.

Retro GamerNegative

Xbox loses new exec that CEO Asha Sharma appointed just 2 months ago

Jared Palmer, who was appointed VP of engineering at Xbox by CEO Asha Sharma just over two months ago, is leaving the company to lead engineering at Cognition. Palmer expressed gratitude for his time at Xbox, where he aimed to build world-class tools and services for developers and players. This departure is part of ongoing executive changes within Xbox.

Gaming BoltPositive

ID@Xbox Director Says XBOX is Preparing For its Next 25 Years, Not Going Through a “Midlife Crisis”

Xbox director Guy Richards stated that the company is focused on its next 25 years rather than a "midlife crisis," emphasizing adaptation to evolving player behavior and business models. Recent leadership changes under CEO Asha Sharma aim to accelerate innovation and community connection, including retiring features like Copilot on mobile and console.

CGmag OnlineNegative

Xbox Sees Big Leadership Shake Up, As Microsoft Cuts Console Copilot Development

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has initiated significant leadership changes, bringing in executives from Microsoft's CoreAI team to bolster technical expertise. Concurrently, development for Copilot on mobile and console platforms has been halted, signaling a strategic shift away from the feature.

Rock Paper ShotgunNegative

Xbox boss bumps some of her Microsoft CoreAI buddies up into leadership jobs, but hey, at least they're stopping some of their Copilot gubbins

Xbox boss Asha Sharma is scaling back Microsoft's Copilot AI integration, announcing the winding down of Copilot on mobile and halting its development on consoles. This move coincides with Sharma promoting several former Microsoft CoreAI division colleagues into leadership roles within Xbox, including Jared Palmer as VP of engineering and Tim Allen as corporate VP of design, aiming to streamline development and get the business back on track.

Gamedeveloper.comNegative

Xbox appoints new internal leaders and ditches Copilot AI

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced the company is discontinuing its Copilot generative AI features on mobile and halting development for consoles. This decision aligns with a broader strategic shift under Sharma's leadership, which also includes new internal leadership appointments aimed at increasing speed and community connection. Several executives from Microsoft and other tech companies have been brought in to bolster Xbox's product, engineering, and growth teams.

EurogamerNeutral

Xbox shake-up sees multiple AI leads join the leadership team

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has announced a significant leadership reshuffle within Microsoft's gaming division, bringing in several new executives with backgrounds in Artificial Intelligence. These changes aim to streamline development and improve the company's focus on community engagement. The shake-up also involves some existing leaders transitioning to new roles or departing, alongside a shift away from dedicated Copilot gaming support development.

Retro GamerNegative

New Xbox CEO replaces 24-year Microsoft employees with former CoreAI, Meta, Instacart execs to "evolve how we…

New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is implementing a significant leadership restructuring, bringing in former colleagues from Instacart, Meta, and Microsoft's CoreAI. This move follows a 33% decline in quarterly Xbox hardware sales, with veteran Microsoft employees Kevin Gammill and Roanne Sones departing. Sharma aims to "evolve how we work and how we are organized across our platform" to build a more affordable, personal, and open ecosystem.

DestructoidNeutral

New Xbox boss continues leadership overhaul with several former colleagues and AI experts

New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is implementing a significant leadership overhaul, bringing in former colleagues from Microsoft's CoreAI team and AI experts. This restructuring aims to improve efficiency and focus on community engagement, with several existing executives stepping down or taking leaves of absence. The changes reflect a strategic shift towards leveraging AI and addressing declining console hardware revenue.

GamespotPositive

New Xbox CEO Taps More AI Veterans To Help Lead Xbox

New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is restructuring the leadership team, bringing in several individuals with backgrounds in Artificial Intelligence from Microsoft's CoreAI group. These appointments aim to improve how Xbox operates, focusing on faster impact, community engagement, and technical depth. The changes include new leaders for technical, design, growth, and engineering roles, while some existing Xbox executives are stepping down or taking leaves of absence.