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内容总结：

过去一周，科技与创投领域动态频发。微软总裁布拉德·史密斯因公司涉及以色列合作项目遭遇抗议者侵入办公室事件持续发酵，两名员工因此被解雇。抗议者通过直播平台发起现场示威，最终被警方逮捕。与此同时，微软已故联合创始人保罗·艾伦遗产规划披露，其新成立的31亿美元基金会将重点投入科技与科学领域创新项目。

人才流动方面，微软从谷歌DeepMind挖角产品高管戴夫·西特隆担任人工智能团队企业副总裁，凸显AI领域人才竞争白热化。优步则因违反劳工薪酬规定与西雅图市政府达成1500万美元和解协议，覆盖超1.6万名配送员。

此外，西雅图本地明星初创公司RecRoom宣布裁员50%，曾估值35亿美元的该企业正进行重大重组。而科技界领袖近日集体出席印度驻西雅图新领事馆开幕仪式，国际科技合作持续深化。（注：上述事件时间节点基于原文设定的2025年情境）

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【本周热点聚焦】
微软总裁布拉德·史密斯重返办公室处理渗透抗议事件及以色列合约问题
(最新更新：微软已解雇两名员工…阅读全文)

抗议者占领雷德蒙德总部微软总裁办公室 再度抗议以色列合约
周二下午，抗议者潜入微软雷德蒙德总部大楼——萨提亚·纳德拉等高管办公所在地，占据总裁布拉德·史密斯办公室并与保安对峙，最终被警方驱逐逮捕。抗议者在史密斯办公室会议区挽臂组成人链，将模拟法院传单粘贴在巨型显示屏上，并通过Twitch平台直播高呼"解放巴勒斯坦"的抗议过程。据The Verge报道，34号楼因该事件一度封锁…阅读全文

微软联合创始人保罗·艾伦遗作：31亿美元新基金会重注科技未来
即便在生命最后岁月，微软联合创始人保罗·艾伦仍对科技与世界的未来充满激情——他在2017年接受GeekWire专访时坦言："这确实是充满无限可能的黄金时代"。如今，艾伦的乐观精神与其财富影响力将通过新成立的非营利基金会延续，该基金会致力于对未来进行大胆投资…阅读全文

科技人事动向：谷歌副总裁离职；T-Mobile高层重组；英伟达新任产品主管等
——营销资深人士布莱恩·霍尔已离开谷歌，新任职去向未公开…阅读全文

抗议者否认在微软高管办公室放置窃听装置 公司解雇四名员工
针对本周渗透微软总部事件，涉事团体反驳公司说法——称其静坐抗议系非暴力行为，并表示所谓"遗留窃听装置"实为被捕时从口袋滑落的手机…阅读全文

微软再挖角谷歌DeepMind人才 戴夫·希特伦出任企业副总裁
谷歌DeepMind前产品高级总监戴夫·希特伦已加入微软人工智能团队担任企业副总裁，这成为AI人才争夺战持续升级中的最新高层变动…阅读全文

优步支付1500万美元创纪录劳工和解金 惠及西雅图超1.6万名配送员
优食(Uber Eats)与西雅图劳工标准办公室达成和解，同意向当地超1.6万名配送员支付1500万美元。此前该科技巨头被指控违反劳动者薪酬法规…阅读全文

西雅图初创公司Rec Room大幅裁员半数团队
曾估值达35亿美元的西雅图初创公司Rec Room正在进行全面重组，裁员规模约占总员工数一半…阅读全文

科技领袖齐聚西雅图市中心庆祝印度新领事馆开幕
周二，科技公司高管与政界要员共同出席印度驻西雅图新领事馆开馆仪式…阅读全文

UiPath聘请F5前高管担任CMO 贝尔维尤办公室迁址林肯广场
人工智能自动化巨头UiPath周一宣布，聘请西雅图资深营销专家迈克尔·阿塔拉担任首席营销官，并确认将于九月把华盛顿州贝尔维尤办公室迁至林肯广场综合体…阅读全文

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