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    IBM laid off 8,000 employees to replace them with AI—what they didn’t expect was having to rehire as many due to AI

    In 2023, IBM made headlines with the announcement of nearly 8,000 layoffs, primarily from support roles such as Human Resources. The goal? To replace these workers with artificial intelligence (AI), automating repetitive tasks and increasing efficiency. However, just months later, the company found itself doing something it hadn’t anticipated: rehiring many of those workers.

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    IBM’s announcement to reduce its workforce was bold. As a longtime technology pioneer, the company believed that up to 30% of repetitive tasks in HR and other support functions could be automated with AI. The aim was clear: boost productivity and reduce costs. This move came amid a wider trend in the tech industry, with companies like Google and Spotify also trimming staff, often citing AI and automation as key drivers of these cuts.
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