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The AI Effect: Amazon CEO Warns of Reduced Workforce

... Amazon's AI Shift

by Akwaeze
June 19, 2025
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The AI Effect: Amazon CEO Warns of Reduced Workforce
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Portland, (Oregon): Amazon’s management on Wednesday said that it expects that artificial intelligence (AI) software will reduce the number of office workers at the world’s largest online retailer. He said it is difficult to predict how the overall workforce will evolve, but in the next few years, it is expected that AI efficiency gains will lead to fewer office workers.

According to earlier reports, amazon employed around 1.5 million people worldwide, with approximately 350,000 office employees in various roles. The Wall Street Journal reported that the company does not anticipate further large-scale layoffs as were seen in 2022 and 2023 in the near future.

Instead, it expects that vacant positions will not be refilled. However, layoffs are not ruled out, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Amazon is focusing on so-called AI agents software capable of independently performing tasks. These agents could, for example, summarize information from the web and data sources, write software, translate languages and automate many time-consuming tasks, Jassy explained.

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How AI will affect the job market has been a concern for many years. Recently Spotify, the leader in music streaming, announced that teams requesting additional staff would first need to prove that AI could not perform the tasks. The creators of the language-learning app Duolingo plan to gradually replace external workers with AI.

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