Oracle Layoffs Reveal ‘Train Then Replace’ AI Strategy
Former Oracle employees say they were asked to help train internal AI systems before being laid off, as the company shifts resources toward data centers and AI infrastructure.
Former Oracle employees say they were asked to help train internal AI systems before being laid off, as the company shifts resources toward data centers and AI infrastructure.
Meta plans to cut about 8,000 jobs while ramping AI spending to $135 billion. The move reflects a broader shift toward AI-driven productivity.
Coinbase is testing AI agents embedded in tools like Slack and email to automate internal workflows. CEO Brian Armstrong says agents could eventually outnumber employees.
New research shows AI is speeding up how quickly early-career employees become productive, while raising expectations and reshaping traditional entry-level roles.
Unionized ProPublica staff staged a one-day strike over job protections and AI policy disputes. The walkout highlights growing tensions around AI use in newsrooms.
New research shows women are adopting AI tools at work more slowly than men, facing lower support and recognition. The gap could have long-term implications for career growth and workplace equity.
Oracle shares rose as the company plans layoffs to redirect capital toward AI data center investments.
A new survey finds 15% of Americans are open to having an AI manager, as automation reshapes workplace structures and raises job concerns.
Mark Warner proposed taxing AI data centers to fund worker retraining, as concerns grow over job displacement linked to artificial intelligence.
European Central Bank highlighted AI’s potential to reshape productivity, investment, and labor markets across Europe, while warning of uneven adoption and financing constraints. The outlook remains uncertain as AI diffusion accelerates.
HSBC appoints first chief AI officer to expand generative AI use, aiming to cut costs and boost performance across global banking operations.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang proposed paying engineers with AI tokens to boost productivity through AI agents. The idea reflects a shift toward AI-driven workflows in tech hiring.
Crypto.com is cutting 12 percent of its workforce as it shifts toward AI-driven operations, reflecting a broader trend across tech and crypto firms.
Surging investment in AI data centers is fueling demand for skilled trade workers, creating labor shortages and rising wages. The trend highlights the physical infrastructure behind AI growth.
Messari’s CEO Eric Turner stepped down as the company cut staff and repositioned itself as an AI-first platform focused on institutional clients.