Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has informed employees that advancements in generative AI could result in job losses as the company seeks efficiency gains. In a memo, he emphasized the need for workers to adapt and educate themselves about AI to remain relevant. With over 27,000 jobs cut since 2022, Jassy noted that those who embrace these changes could play a vital role in strengthening Amazon's AI capabilities. He reflected on his own journey in adapting to evolving business needs, encouraging employees to be proactive about their roles in an AI-driven future.
Amazon expects "efficiency gains" from AI, which may lead to job losses, pushing employees to adapt and embrace new skills for future roles.
Jassy urged Amazon employees to educate themselves on AI, noting those who become "conversant in AI" could enhance the company's capabilities moving forward.
Since 2022, Amazon has cut over 27,000 jobs, with Jassy hinting that further reductions may occur as AI technologies reshape the workforce.
Jassy compared the need for adaptation in AI to his own experience at Amazon, navigating changes to improve and invent customer experiences.
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