Die Zahl der Entlassungen im Technologiebereich hat im Jahr 2026 bereits die 100.000-Marke überschritten, da die Branche Arbeitsplätze abbaut, um KI zu finanzieren

    https://www.techspot.com/news/112493-tech-layoffs-pass-100000-2026-tracker-points-ai.html

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    1. Fantastic-Place5501 on

      firing 100,000 people to fund the thing that’s supposed to replace the next 100,000. really inspiring stuff

    2. > Meanwhile, Intuit cut 3,000 jobs – 17% of its global workforce – to streamline its operations as it adopts AI, though it claims the layoffs are „not about AI.“

      Intuit didn’t get the memo to toe the line.

    3. AnIndustrialEngineer on

      They’re firing people because the economy is imploding. They’re just using ai as a convenient excuse

    4. Its not just Ai there is no new big platform 2008-2020 was web and phone expansion that close to all business needed and at the crypto experiments.

      There hasn’t been anything that is expansive since then. Ai is contractive since its for efficiency

    5. Sweet_Concept2211 on

      Trump’s administration slashed and burned the foundations of the US economy.

      AI is the excuse floundering companies are giving in public.

      The reality is, big tech backed Trump – and it backfired.

    6. Apart-Steak-7183 on

      They assume AI is cheaper on the long run, no vacation, sick leave. Or retirement.

    7. DogsAreOurFriends on

      Maybe it’s time we ditch tech.

      Why the fuck am I so addicted to this damn “phone” anyway?

      Maybe go back to PC only. Dedicated GPS. Voice cell.

    8. Ok_Recognition_6727 on

      Today’s layoffs are part of AI Washing. AI washing is when companies tell us their product, service, or strategy is AI-powered even when it uses little, no, or very basic artificial intelligence.

      Today’s layoffs help boost the stock price, which increase profits, which increase CEO and shareholder wealth.

      AI is the scapegoat which allows companies to get away with massive layoffs.

    9. OkMemory9587 on

      This gives me so much anxiety. It used to be that people got fired but another company could absorbe some of those layoffs to gain skills. Now people expect 1 worker to do work of 2 or 3 or 5 people with AI. 

      Do companies not understand that capitalism only works if a vast majority of people can participate in it with disposable income. It’s a consumption economy.

      The consolidation of these companies, the massive data centers, population collapse, off shoring and climate change all coming together for something major in the horizon.

    10. CubicleMan9000 on

      I already lost my job (career too probably) to AI.

      No, AI wasn’t doing my job. 

      But our new PE-chosen CEO came in and declared that the remaing devs and a couple product managers will now also do all:

      – QA
      – architecture 
      – security
      – project management
      – documentation 
      – training
      – UI / usability

      How? 

      „Just use AI for all that“.

      Then he laid off everyone who did that work up until now, including my whole team.

      This is at a company that has about $50 mil ARR from making and selling their software – software that can easily take down customer systems big time if it fuks up… 

      He only kept some developers (all in India) and a few North American product managers.

      The good news is that he’s also been able to hire a ton of his friends into high level roles. So, you know… huge success all around.

    11. littlefiredragon on

      Ah, fund AI. Like the companies that already exhausted their annual token budgets.

    12. Sure_Temporary_4559 on

      The irony of this being some are coming out and saying it’s more expensive to run AI than it would be to just hire and pay people.

    13. myislanduniverse on

      This is all a fascinating time to watch from a historical perspective, but I’m not thrilled to be living it.

    14. newzstockchick on

      It’s definitely wayyyyyyy more than whatever number they are reporting. My previous company has laid off hundreds of employees within the last 2 years, but when I search the “ laid off databases”, the name never shows up.

    15. TheVenetianMask on

      They aren’t cutting jobs to fund AI. They are funding AI because they couldn’t pay jobs because the economy minus AI investments is bad.

    16. bensquirrel on

      That many layoffs isn’t very unusual. They just blamed it on other things before.

    17. runnergal78 on

      I work for a large tech company and everyone is taking on the work of the people who were laid off. The people left are suffering from severe burn out. Everyone is exhausted but too scared to say anything in fear of losing their job.

    18. MrSuicideFish on

      Funny how it’s it fund AI and not because of productivity improvements.

      Big difference.

    19. dmoneybangbang on

      Tech companies also way over hired…. However, the C-suite that made those decisions don’t face the same consequences. They give themselves a ridiculously bonus and salary.

      They don’t face the consequences, which is the issue.

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