Meta said on Thursday it plans to lay off roughly 10% of its workforce, or about 8,000 people, the latest in a string of tech industry layoffs fueled in part by artificial intelligence.
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Jensen Huang, chief executive of the world's leading chipmaker Nvidia, warned that while artificial intelligence will significantly boost workplace productivity, it could lead to job loss if industries lack innovation.
The State Department is firing more than 1,300 employees on Friday in line with a dramatic reorganization plan unveiled by the Trump administration earlier this year, a move that critics say will damage America's global leadership and efforts to counter threats abroad.
The layoffs, which will amount to about 6,000 people, are expected to hit across all parts of Microsoft's business, including LinkedIn and Xbox.
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