The dead pool for human labor. The companies are fine. You are the layoff.

The dead pool

Whose humans get automated next? Anonymous voting, one vote per company per day. The notes are the editor's, the votes are yours, the future is nobody's.

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1. IBM
IBM rebalances its workforce, a verb that means firing people
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2. Klarna
Klarna's 700-person AI victory lap quietly reverses
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3. OpenAI
OpenAI fires humans for doing what OpenAI does
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4. Salesforce
Salesforce finds a billion reasons to restructure its workforce
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5. Coinbase
Coinbase speeds up support testing, slows down having employees
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6. Tamedia
Tamedia trims 34 more jobs from newsrooms covering layoffs
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7. Future
Google's AI Overviews overview the traffic right out of Future
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8. IG Group
IG Group's CTOs exit, AI ambitions remain fully staffed
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9. Snap
Snap restructures 1,000 people into a footnote
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10. Sapiens
Private equity buys Sapiens, fires the wisdom part
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11. Deutsche Telekom
Frag Magenta answers 2.6 million calls, zero of them awkward
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12. BBC
BBC cuts 2,000 jobs the old-fashioned way, one drip at a time
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13. NBCUniversal
NBCUniversal streams profitability, drains staff
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14. Duolingo
Duolingo's owl eats 10 percent of the contractors
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15. VerSe
Dailyhunt parent automates the humans out of the hunt
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16. Warhorse Studios
Warhorse Studios localizes its empathy into a machine
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17. Wonder
Wonder fires 150 humans, hires robots to lose money faster
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18. Square Enix
Square Enix levels up its org chart, London falls off a cliff
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19. Rogers
Rogers cuts customer service agents, hold music stays fully staffed
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20. SOFTSWISS
SOFTSWISS AI chief says the quiet part at full volume
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21. CMS
CMS redesigns teams around tech, support staff left out of frame
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22. Eidos-Montréal
Eidos-Montréal trims 124 jobs, 'changing project needs' takes the blame
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23. Moonshot AI
AI writes a compiler in 10 hours, engineers write resignation letters
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24. General Motors
Factory Zero gets closer to actual zero
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25. Oracle
Oracle sends layoffs at 6 AM, before the humans can object
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26. Manulife
Manulife shutters Malaysia tech unit, 300 jobs unplugged
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27. Fiverr
Fiverr's gig economy meets an economy of zero gigs
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28. Lucid
Lucid's connectivity director disconnects after nine years
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29. Edward Jones
Edward Jones trims up to 1,000 jobs, leads change with integrity
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30. State Farm
State Farm agents learn good neighbors need fewer humans
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31. Heriot-Watt University
Heriot-Watt declines to translate 41 jobs into a future
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32. University of Birmingham
Birmingham fails a transparency test, translates five jobs into none
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33. PwC
PwC's CEO offers staff a choice: adapt or evaporate
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34. Block
Block blames AI for 4,000 jobs Dorsey admits he overhired for
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35. Meta
Meta's AI safety team didn't survive contact with Meta
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36. BNY
BNY finds algorithms better at counting trillions, people not included
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37. Nike
Nike trims a division, not a swoosh in sight
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38. SSENSE
SSENSE develops a sharp eye for layoffs
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39. Atlassian
Atlassian execs huddle, staff get the agenda later
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40. Evonik
Evonik cuts 3,200 jobs just to prove it can do it alone
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41. Equity Bank
Equity Bank staff invited to reapply for their own jobs
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42. Ping An
Ping An's AI writes the code and answers the phones
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43. Sanofi
Sanofi upgrades its bots from obedient to autonomous
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44. Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank cuts 230 jobs, calls it a future workforce program
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45. Lightspeed LA
Last Sentinel loses 80 humans before it loses its identity crisis
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46. GM
GM reshapes IT operations by removing the operators
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47. VSCO
VSCO cuts staff, applies a flattering filter called 'AI-native'
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48. ServiceNow
ServiceNow exec calls it life-changing, declines to say whose life
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49. Amazon
Amazon's AI mandate kills the game before the players could
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50. Fiserv
Fiserv finds thousands of efficiencies, calls them people
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