A sourced, no-hype tracker of layoffs that companies or credible outlets tied to AI and automation. Every entry links to the filing, statement, or report behind it.
For context, Challenger, Gray & Christmas counted — U.S. job cuts where employers cited AI from January through September 2026.
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| Date | Company | Jobs cut | % workforce | Industry | The AI link | Confidence | Sources |
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"Jobs cut" shows what was announced. Entries marked undisclosed, or given only as an upper bound, are left out of the total. How we verify →
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A page for each company showing AI spending, revenue, headcount over time, and what executives said about AI on earnings calls. All of it comes from public SEC filings.
The latest AI-and-jobs stories from credible outlets, in one place, plus a weekly email digest. No doomscrolling needed.
A score built from public warning signs: rising AI spending, hiring freezes, "efficiency" talk on earnings calls, cuts at peer companies, and WARN notices. It tracks risk signals. It does not predict layoffs, and it isn't a statement about any one company's plans.
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