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The cuts, and who really made them
First up: The Klarna walk-back: the company that made "AI did the work of 700 people" a headline has a sequel.

Roughly 80 percent of large organizations cut staff in the name of AI. Gartner went looking for the return on those cuts and found none. So who was the layoff actually for?
The investigations

The company that made “AI did the work of 700 people” a headline has a sequel it promoted far less loudly.

Shopify, Fiverr, IBM: the executives who framed workforce reductions as machine-driven were telling half a story.

In June the CEO warned AI would shrink the workforce. In November he swore these cuts weren’t AI. Both statements bought him something.

Automation as a floor to build on, not a door to shove people through.
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