From coders to copilots: How Microsoft's 9,000 layoffs reflect the AI-driven evolution of tech work - Times of India
Microsoft has announced that it will close around 9,000 employees as part of a major strategic change to artificial intelligence. The company stated that job cuts would mainly affect teams working on cultural heritage projects, so that it can review the resources for AI research, cloud services and next generation equipment. This step comes between an industry-wide race to integrate AI into mainstream products and services. The management of Microsoft emphasized that when the decision was difficult, it is necessary to remain competitive in a developed technology scenario operated by automation and intelligent systems. Sorting is expected to affect various global offices, causing dissection and support for the affected employees. Industry experts see this as part of a comprehensive trend among large technical companies to prioritize AI, despite concerns about job security. Like its work with Openai, Microsoft's continuous investment in AI partners emphasizes its commitment to leading the rapid expansion market for the expansion of artificial intelligence.
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