Reporting archive
Evidence on AI and work
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Challenger says AI stayed the top stated reason for July layoffs as hiring also rose
Challenger, Gray & Christmas said AI was the leading stated reason for July job cuts for a fifth straight month, even as employers also announced more hiring plans.
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Thomson Reuters said it would cut some engineering roles while Reuters reported a plan for more than 250 net-new hires
Reuters reported that Thomson Reuters said it was cutting a small number of engineering roles while planning to hire more than 250 net-new engineering roles over two years.
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Adecco says AI is reshaping jobs faster than it is eliminating them
Adecco Group says AI is changing tasks faster than it is eliminating jobs, while only a minority of firms have scaled it into core workflows. Reuters reported the company also pointed to disappearing entry-level jobs and a need for reskilling.
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Amazon cuts roles in its AGI group as it shifts AI priorities
Amazon said it is eliminating some roles inside parts of its artificial general intelligence organization while saying it remains committed to large AI models. The company did not disclose how many employees are affected.