What do you think? Is it just a shrinkage and normalization after the strong build-up of the workforce during Corona or a long-term trend that will accelerate through the use of AI?
Maybe they have figured out something that the company still keep on working even with the lay offs. It could also be that some other job and activities maybe easily done with the use of AI technology. This is now the new trend companies tried to shorten or lessen expenses on manpower that is prone to human errors and replace 'em with the accurate and faster Artificial Intelligence. Some sort of unemployment risk right?