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Artificial intelligence impacting the workforce; universities adapting to change
INDIANAPOLIS -- Artificial intelligence is continuing to impact the workforce and colleges are adapting by offering AI-driven courses to prepare their students for the future. Big companies like Amazon and Target have laid off employees due to AI being in the workforce. Amazon laid off 14,000 employees earlier this week, while Target cut over 1,800 positions with their company. Universities are recognizing the change and are offering courses to …
Amazon layoffs to impact over 1,400 employees in California, hundreds in Bay Area
(KRON) -- Amazon layoffs confirmed by the company earlier this week are set to impact over 1,400 employees across the state and several hundred in the Bay Area. On Wednesday, the e-commerce and tech giant confirmed it would be cutting 14,000 jobs, amid rumors that number could eventually rise to as many as 30,000. State filings with the Employment Development Department now indicate that Amazon will be cutting 1,403 jobs in California. Of those,…
Amazon has started sending e-mails to employees around the world, as part of the scheme to grant 14,000 corporate employees, including several hundred from Romania. The article How many Romanian employees will be granted by Amazon. The message sent by the company that leaves almost 14,000 people to invest in artificial intelligence appears for the first time in Romania TV.
Amazon's latest quarterly performance report can answer one of Wall Street's big questions: Is the company cutting jobs because growth is stagnating, or is the retail giant's big stake in artificial intelligence making it more efficient?First scenario: The company announced 14,000 layoffs earlier this week because it is concerned about its performance and wants to reduce costs.Second scenario: the tech giant has become so good at artificial inte…
Amazon announced this week that it will progress with the elimination of 14,000 jobs, noting that the reduction will take place at the global level. Many believe that this reduction is due to Amazon's approach to the development of artificial and robotic intelligence, with the technological giant to be accused of attempting to replace human workers by robots. Therefore, Amazon's CEO, Andy Jassy, has used the latest financial results to deny that…
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