Microsoft announces plans to cut 9,000 jobs, representing 4% of its workforce, as the company shifts towards AI-driven operations. This follows a prior layoff of 6,000 employees in May. CEO Satya Nadella reveals that AI now writes 30% of the company's code, prompting management to integrate AI in performance reviews. As entry-level jobs decline significantly, tech firms are investing billions in AI while simultaneously reducing staff, raising concerns over job security in the sector.
Microsoft announces plans to cut 9,000 jobs, representing 4% of its workforce, as the company shifts towards AI-driven operations. This follows a prior layoff of 6,000 employees in May. CEO Satya Nadella reveals that AI now writes 30% of the company's code, prompting management to integrate AI in performance reviews. As entry-level jobs decline significantly, tech firms are investing billions in AI while simultaneously reducing staff, raising concerns over job security in the sector.