The human cost of AI.

Over 0 Cases Identified

Jobs Primarily Lost to AI

Jobs Largely Lost to AI

All AI-Related Job Losses

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Monthly AI-Related Job Losses

Sum of job losses grouped by month.

Industry Impact Analysis

Job losses aggregated by industry sector.

Top 10 Affected Job Categories

Job categories with the highest number of AI-related losses.

Geographic Breakdown

Global distribution of AI-related job losses.

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Date ▼	Organization	Job Loss	Industry	Country	Job Category
2025-10-16	Nestlé	16,000	[ "Food and beverage", "Manufacturing" ]	[ "United States", "Global" ]	[ "Administrative assistants", "Managers", "Blue-collar workers" ]
2025-10-14	Goldman Sachs	1,800	[ "Finance" ]	[ "United States", "Global" ]	[ "Managers", "Financial analysts", "IT specialists" ]
2025-10-14	Amazon	1,500	[ "Technology", "Retail" ]	[ "United States", "Global" ]	[ "HR specialists" ]
2025-09-19	Snorkel AI	31	[ "Technology" ]	[ "United States" ]	[ "Software engineers/developers" ]
2025-09-18	SoftBank Vision Fund	60	[ "Finance" ]	[ "United States", "Global" ]	[ "Financial analysts", "Managers" ]
2025-09-15	Fiverr	250	[ "Technology" ]	[ "United States", "Global" ]	[ "Managers", "Software engineers/developers", "Marketing specialists" ]
2025-09-13	xAI	500	[ "Technology" ]	[ "United States", "Global" ]	[ "Data entry clerks" ]
2025-09-08	Oracle	351	[ "Technology" ]	[ "United States" ]	[ "IT specialists" ]
2025-09-05	Oracle	3,000	[ "Technology" ]	[ "United States" ]	[ "Software engineers/developers", "IT specialists" ]
2025-09-05	Salesforce	355	[ "Technology" ]	[ "United States" ]	[ "Customer service representatives", "IT specialists" ]

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Methodology

How We Define "AI-Related"

Our database tracks job losses where artificial intelligence played a role in the layoff decision, categorized by confidence level:

Highly Probable (47% of cases): Companies explicitly cited AI, automation, or AI-driven restructuring as a primary factor.
Probable (41% of cases): Strong evidence of AI involvement based on job types, company statements, and industry patterns.
Somewhat Probable (12%): Circumstantial evidence suggests AI may have contributed to the decision.

Important Data Limitations

This database uses publicly available information. Since some layoffs are never publicly disclosed or never have a specific, publicly available reason, we expect these values to somewhat underestimate actual AI-related job losses.