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. Anthropic
Anthropic admits its own product ate its entry level
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6. Epic Games
Epic cuts 1,000 jobs, tells survivors AI is the new coworker
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7. Bank of America
BofA cuts 3,000 jobs, hires 1,000 contractors to clean up the AI
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8. Boyle
Compliance guru retires, gets replaced by a login
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9. Netflix
Netflix cancels a thousand jobs, no renewal vote needed
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10. Thinkific
Thinkific cuts 96 jobs, analysts raise price target
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11. Foxtel
Foxtel tries to automate humans away, settles for regret
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12. Pokeworks
Pokeworks freezes hiring, keeps growing anyway
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13. Workday
Workday exec says you were always in the boardroom, actually
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14. McKinsey
McKinsey automates the slide decks it used to bill $2M to make
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15. GSK
GSK trims 1,217 jobs, mostly the people who managed people
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16. Kroger
Kroger finds 37% of office jobs were just duplicate work
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17. Volkswagen Group
VW design chief: AI boosts creativity, shrinks headcount
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18. Block
Block cuts 40% of staff, code review gets 150% chipper
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19. Hubtel
Hubtel freezes hiring, CEO promises 10-20x jobs someday
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20. Yale
Yale's donor letters now ghostwritten by actual ghosts in the machine
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21. Mercor
Mercor fires 50 people, calls it a typo
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22. Rivian
Rivian retitles the title department: deleted
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23. Meta
Meta trims 10 percent of staff, grows its AI org by the same breath
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24. Deutz
Deutz engines restructured, 300 jobs idle before the results call
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25. DeepL
DeepL flattens its org chart, finds no managers underneath
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26. Andreessen Horowitz
a16z eats its own cooking, recruiters get the bill
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27. Microsoft
Microsoft calls Vietnam staff into a meeting, then out the door
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28. Amoniss
Pimkie's parent outsources customer service to Tangier, AI included
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29. BHP
BHP mines less overhead, same iron ore
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30. TomTom
TomTom recalculates route, 200 jobs fall off the map
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31. Samsung
Samsung finds 20% of its phone division is now hypothetical
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32. FlashAI
FlashAI does the work of five, hires zero
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33. Veloe
Veloe's new IVR hangs up on 80% of its workforce's reason to exist
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34. StarHub
StarHub reviews strategy, finds 300 fewer people needed
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35. Citi
Citi moves from 'restructuring' to 'excellence,' same 20,000 absences
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36. Axon
Axon aims AI at the people who built its AI
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37. Infosys
Infosys CEO previews the other half of the org chart
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38. Cloudflare
Cloudflare's 600% AI metric means everything and nothing
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39. Publicis Groupe
Publicis sets a quarter-off sale on human tasks
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40. ByteDance
200 million daily users, one increasingly edge-case team
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41. FICO
FICO cuts hundreds, your credit score unaffected but curious
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42. Coforge
Coforge flattens 13 career layers into four AI bands
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43. Lightspeed
Lightspeed cuts 250 roles, some of which never existed
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44. LinkedIn
LinkedIn cuts 875 jobs right after its best quarter ever
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45. DocMorris
DocMorris prescribes itself a healthy dose of automation
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46. Mesa Laboratories
Mesa Labs finds $5M in savings, 40 of it human
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47. Basware
Basware's AI now answers half your complaints about Basware's customers
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48. POSCO DX
POSCO DX CEO: people still matter, 20% of the work proves it
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49. Quantum Studios
Quantum Studios cuts 15% of artists, calls it unprecedented
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50. Duco
Duco reconciles the books, then the headcount
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