AI Axe Falls On IBM Employees: Tech Giant Cuts 8,000 Jobs, Automates Parts of HR Dept

AI Axe Falls On IBM Employees: Tech Giant Cuts 8,000 Jobs, Automates Parts of HR Dept

IBM Layoffs 2025: IBM has laid off 8,000 employees, focusing on HR, as part of a strategy to incorporate AI into operations.

Artificial intelligence had already transformed much of the companies, but Human Resources remained on the sidelines. While finance, sales or customer service automated functions and adjusted templates, the area in charge of managing talent seemed to resist. Until now. IBM was one of the first to make it clear. The US company, announced the dismissal of about 8,000 jobs, many of them concentrated in its Human Resources division. Of that total, a…

IBM Lays Off 8,000 Employees as AI Replaces Human Roles; HR Employees Most Affected - PUNE PULSE

Majority of cuts come from the HR department as company shifts toward automation IBM has laid off approximately 8,000 employees, with a significant portion of the job losses coming from its Human Resources department. The reason behind the move appears to be the company’s increasing reliance on artificial intelligence to handle tasks previously performed by

IBM Cuts 8,000 Jobs as AI Replaces Human Workers

IBM has laid off approximately 8,000 employees, with the majority of these reductions occurring in the company’s Human Resources (HR) division. This move is part of IBM’s broader strategy to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations, automating tasks previously handled by human staff.The company’s AI tool, AskHR, now automates 94% of routine HR tasks, such as processing pay statements and handling vacation requests. This automat…

IBM Restructures with AI at the Core, Impacting 8,000 Roles

IBM Layoffs Signal Rise of AI-Driven Workforce Transformation 8,000 job cuts reflect strategic automation shift and a redefinition… The post IBM Restructures with AI at the Core, Impacting 8,000 Roles appeared first on IMP.NEWS.

DataStax Officially Joins IBM

Today marks a major milestone: IBM's acquisition of DataStax is officially closed.