Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs as Londoners Start Riding Its AI Taxis for No Extra Cost
The service uses Wayve’s AI Driver in Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles, while Uber says the restructuring will simplify management and fund future technology.
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The Independent (US)Uber launches first self-driving taxis in London after cutting thousands of jobs
European streets pose a particular challenge to autonomous vehicles, and regulators have been much slower than in the US to approve them
Uber will lay off about 3,300 employees despite its sales and customer base growing significantly. The company is preparing for a major technological change. The post The biggest layoffs since the pandemic. Despite a record year, 3,300 people will lose their jobs was first displayed by interez.sk.
The decision is driven by the rise of robotaxis and the need to increase organizational efficiency, Reuters reported.
Uber will cut about 3,300 jobs, or about a tenth of its corporate workforce, as part of a major reorganization. The changes aim to simplify operations and reduce the number of management levels.
Uber will eliminate about 3,300 jobs worldwide, equivalent to almost 10% of its workforce. The restructuring involves reducing management levels, merging teams and focusing investments on areas considered essential for the company's growth, including the development of robo-taxis.
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