AI’s rapid adoption has sparked a very human concern among many in the white-collar workforce: job displacement. But are these fears justified?

Amazon has confirmed that it has eliminated roles across specific teams within its AWS division, though it hasn’t disclosed ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reaffirmed that AI will lead to job cuts across the company, impacting roles in software engineering and marketing. Jassy antici ...

"We're going to hire more people in AI and more people in robotics," Jassy said on CNBC.

Amazon has laid off hundreds of employees in its AWS cloud division as part of a broader restructuring effort driven by the ...

Across Silicon Valley and beyond, not everyone is as concerned about what AI means for entry-level white collar jobs as ...

Amazon joined a growing list of firms, including Microsoft, Meta, and CrowdStrike in announcing layoffs this year.

Reports indicate that perhaps late last week hundreds of AWS employees were laid off with marketing and outreach roles being ...

Jassy also pointed out that AI will create new jobs in areas such as robotics, AI development, and other fields requiring human creativity and complex decision-making.

The relatively new field combines AI with real-world systems like robots and IoT devices to enable real-time, adaptive ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told staff AI will reduce corporate roles over time, citing efficiency gains. The memo sparked backlash, with employees criticising the plan and Jassy’s leadership. Concerns were ...

AWS laysoffs hundreds as Amazon doubles down on AI, trims bureaucracy, and refocuses on long-term growth priorities.