> layoffs has less to do with "AI replacing workers" (as the article suggests) The article is pretty clear that it isn't just talking about AI directly replaci

> layoffs has less to do with "AI replacing workers" (as the article suggests) The article is pretty clear that it isn't just talking about AI directly replacing workers. From the second sentence of the article: "...not all the recent layoffs in the tech industry are directly linked to AI tools simply replacing workers" and goes on to explain from there that they are talking about companies changing what they are spending money on.