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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
ClickUp just cut hundreds of jobs at a $4 billion company, and the coverage is missing the real story. This isn't about one company hitting a rough patch. It's proof that the entire SaaS
ClickUp eliminated hundreds of jobs in 2026, not because business is suffering, but because AI now handles the work faster and cheaper. This isn't an isolated event. Here's what it means for every knowledge
ClickUp just cut hundreds of jobs while sitting on a $4 billion valuation. This isn't about one company struggling. It's a preview of the workforce reset hitting every industry, and most people still aren't
The Musk vs. OpenAI trial ended, but the real story played out elsewhere. Cerebras surged 68% on its IPO, Anthropic targeted a $900 billion valuation, and OpenAI restructured $97 billion in compute costs. The
Cisco just reported record quarterly revenue and laid off nearly 4,000 people at the same time. It's not a contradiction. It's a preview of how every major tech company reallocates in the AI era,