1,630
Job cuts with exact counts (a floor)
4
Layoff announcements
61%
Of exact-count cuts attributed to AI by the company itself
2
Announcements reported as a percentage, range or undisclosed, not summed
How AI was linked to the cuts
- AI does the work: 2 of 4
- Cuts fund AI: 1 of 4
- AI cited only in general terms: 1 of 4
"AI does the work" means the source says AI or automation now does, or removes the need for, work the cut roles did. "Cuts fund AI" means the cuts free money or focus for AI. Definitions →
Every entry
| Date | Company | Affected | Industry | What was said | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| monday.com | 630 | Technology | Cut about 20% of staff in a restructuring to focus on its 'AI Work Platform'; the co-CEO memo said the prior organization 'is not the organization that is suitable for the new AI era', while the company denied the cuts were an AI-efficiency replacement of workers.Attribution: strong · Cuts fund AI | TechCrunch | |
| Rapyd | Undisclosed | Finance | CEO Arik Shtilman told staff 'Rapyd is now a company operated by AI' as it shut an entire department and restructured into an 'AI-driven organization'.Attribution: explicit · AI does the work | Calcalist (CTech) | |
| Wix | 1,000 | Technology | Wix is eliminating ~20% of its workforce (~1,000 roles); CEO Avishai Abrahami named AI as the structural driver, calling it a 'fundamental rewiring of how companies think, manage, and operate', alongside shekel currency pressure.Attribution: explicit | HRD Australia | |
| Fiverr | 30% | Technology | Cut about 30% of staff (about 250 people); CEO Micha Kaufman's memo says Fiverr will become 'an AI-first company that's leaner, faster' with 'a smaller team'.Attribution: strong · AI does the work | Globes |
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