It’s not just blue-collar roles; white-collar, accounting, legal, and admin positions are now on the chopping block.
Meta is reportedly cutting 8,000 roles, while Intuit is slashing 17% of its workforce.
Microsoft’s AI chief predicts professional, computer-based tasks could be largely automated within just 12–18 months.
Corporations aren’t hiding it, they’re bragging about efficiency gains, proving Wall Street prioritizes algorithms over payroll.
The transition isn’t just a disruption; it’s a massive, rapid-fire labor reset that could destabilize the middle class before the decade is out.