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53% of US CEOs plan to cut jobs somewhere in the next 2–5 years. Most of the same survey expects headcount to grow over three years. That's not contraction. It's role-swapping: cut here, hire there, faster than before.

An AI model found two unauthenticated remote-code bugs in PHP core before attackers did. PHP runs ~70% of websites. The bigger shift: finding internet-scale holes is now a model's job, and patch response is being organised around it.

Airtable's owner Bending Spoons is cutting a "large part" of staff: "small teams ship more and better." No headcount, no California WARN notice. AI never named, same logic. We log a cut as AI-explicit only when the company says so. nypost.com/2026/10/14/b...

Wipro's headcount fell 6,716 in one quarter (243,044 to 236,328). No layoff announced, no reason given, still +836 YoY. AI-era job loss mostly shows up as quiet shrinkage in datasheets, not press releases. www.peoplematters.in/news/busines...

Anthropic's own data: junior share of technical hires fell from 27% to 9% since early 2025, as agent hours hit 6x employee hours. Caveat: headcount tripled and technical hiring still grew. Fewer rungs, not fewer people. Yet. www.anthropic.com/research/emp...

Meta scaled back plans to replace staff with AI agents after employees spent more and more time cleaning up the agents' technical and security errors (Reuters). Same arc as Klarna, which said it cut "too deep" and rehired. The cuts make headlines. The walk-backs rarely do.

AI was the top stated reason for US job cuts this year: 120,136 of 573,195 announced through September, per Challenger. But in September alone it was cited for just 3,961 cuts, about 9%, and fell to fifth. The AI-layoff wave peaked in spring. Kroger's 3,000 will test whether it's back.

HubSpot cut ~660 jobs this month to reorganize around "delivering outcomes with AI." Its CEO also said the cut was "not driven by AI-related efficiencies." So is it an AI layoff? That's why we only mark a cut as AI-explicit when the company ties the jobs themselves to AI. revolutio.si/layoffs

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