Yet another headline that pair job loss with artificial intelligence

 

Top headline:  metaintro, 8/26/2026

Photo and bottom headline:  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 11/2/2026y

Drashti Garach reports for metaintro:  

Summary 

Scripps sent notice to 268 workers as part of a transformation plan built around AI, automation and centralised production, with roles ranging from newsroom production to local sales. 

The company has eliminated 432 positions and 126 open jobs since the start of the year, about 12% of its total workforce, targeting 100 million dollars in run-rate savings. 

At WMAR in Baltimore, Maryland's oldest station and on air for more than 78 years, evening newscasts now run without anchors, using prerecorded segments and graphics instead. [emphasis added]

October 2026

Congress pokes the issue.  (10/31)

Microsoft.  (10/28)

Barclays.  (10/24)

Kroger.  (10/15)

McKinsey Report.  (10/2)

August 2026

Oracle part 2.  (8/18)

Salesforce.  (8/12)

Chime.  (8/5)

Managerial layoff decisions.  (8/2)

July 2026

Visa.  (7/30)

Monday.com.  (7/27)

Google.  (7/17)

Era of the forever layoff.  (7/13)

June 2026:

British American Tobacco.  (6/30)

Rackspace.  (6/29)

BitGo.  (6/28)

Tracking the carnage.  (6/27)

Oracle.  (6/23)

Big Tech unconscious incompetence (6/17)
Angst in the workplace.  (6/15))

Pleo.  (6/13)

Leading reason for job cuts.  (6/7)

The Replacements.  (6/6)

Acrisure. (6/6)

May 2026

Not making sense.  (5/16)

Cisco Systems.  (5/14)

General Motors.  (5/13)

Kevin Hassett Clown Show.  (5/12)

Meta 1984.  (5/11)

Straight from the horse's mouth.  (5/10)

Do-nothing Congress.  (5/9) 

IA edition.  (5/8)

April job cuts.  (5/8)

Freshworks.  (5/7)

Coinbase.  (5/7)