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AI push sparks new waves of layoffs across major firms

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National Wages Council: 6% to 8% pay raise recommended for lower-wage workers who earn up to S$2.8K/month in Singapore


SINGAPORE: The push for synthetic intelligence (AI) may—as everybody has feared—have pushed jobs away.

Amazon introduced on Tuesday that it’s going to slash about 14,000 roles in its world company workforce, with extra cuts anticipated subsequent yr.

The transfer follows related job cuts by Fb proprietor Meta and academic expertise agency Chegg prior to now week.

About 600 laid-off Meta workers within the firm’s synthetic intelligence (AI) unit, Superintelligence Labs, have been reportedly notified final Wednesday of job cuts as a part of efforts to sort out “organisational bloat” following a interval of speedy hiring throughout its AI growth.

In the meantime, on Monday, Chegg introduced it might minimize 388 roles globally, or almost half its workforce, citing “new realities of AI and decreased site visitors from Google to content material publishers” which have led to a big decline in its site visitors and income.

Channel Information Asia (CNA), citing a Reuters report on Monday, stated Amazon started chopping jobs throughout a number of divisions to handle over-hiring throughout the pandemic and curb prices as the vacation promoting season approaches.

Though the corporate has not confirmed stories that as much as 30,000 workers might finally be laid off, it signalled in a company-wide e-mail that extra cuts have been deliberate.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy had warned in June that elevated use of AI instruments and brokers would doubtless result in extra company job cuts, significantly by means of automating routine work.

On the finish of final yr, Amazon had about 1.56 million full-time and part-time workers, together with roughly 350,000 in company roles.

Many affected employees instructed Reuters they have been knowledgeable they have been “now not required to carry out work on Amazon’s behalf” by means of their private e-mail early Tuesday morning.

The message, despatched by Beth Galetti, Amazon’s senior vice chairman of Folks Expertise and Expertise, additionally gave laid-off workers the choice to fulfill with a human sources consultant by way of video name.

“Sadly, your position is being eradicated and your employment will finish after a non-working interval,” the e-mail learn. /TISG

Learn additionally: Amazon CEO: Whilst you’re nonetheless in your 20s, determine what you ‘don’t’ need to do

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