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Mark Zuckerberg predicts 5 billion people will have personal AI agents within five years. Most will use them for convenience. The smart money will use them to cut costs and build income. Here's the
Monday.com is the latest tech company to cite AI as a reason for cutting jobs. It is not the first. Here are 20 others that used the same script, and what it means for
Monday.com is the latest profitable tech company to cut headcount and credit AI for making those workers unnecessary. Here are all 21 companies that made the same move, what they have in common, and
Monday.com cut 10% of its workforce and pointed at AI as the cause. It joins at least 20 other major tech companies using the same reasoning since 2024. Here is what is really happening
Monday.com just joined a long list of tech companies citing AI efficiency as a reason for cutting staff. At least 20 others have done the same since 2024 and the trend is accelerating. Here's
Amazon has stopped accepting new Mechanical Turk customers, signaling that AI has replaced human micro-task workers at commercial scale. The platform that helped train modern AI no longer needs humans to do the job.
Amazon Mechanical Turk trained a generation of AI models and is now being shut down by the very technology it helped build. New customers are no longer accepted, and the platform that powered AI
Amazon has closed Mechanical Turk to new requesters, ending an era of human-powered AI training data. The platform paid workers $2 per hour to build tools worth billions. Now those tools don't need them
Amazon confirmed it will stop accepting new customers on Mechanical Turk, the platform that powered AI training data for two decades. The AI that Turk workers helped build is now doing their jobs. Here
More than 82% of professional developers won't start a project without AI coding tools, according to Stack Overflow's 2026 survey. That stat looks like progress. I think it's a ticking clock. Here's what the