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Amazon has informed his White Collar staff that her work will be at risk from artificial intelligence in the next few years, which is a rare explicit warning of a senior tech manager that will lead to release.
Andy Jassy, the managing director of the E -Commerce giant, informed the employees in a memo on Tuesday that the company used AI Throughout the company, especially in its logistics network, to reduce the costs.
He said the company wanted to increase the use of AI, which would mean loss of work.
“We will need fewer people who do some of today’s jobs and more people who do other types of jobs,” said Jassy. “It is difficult to know where it calls itself over time, but in the next few years we expect this to reduce all of our company employees.”
The memo comes as Amazon And other large tech groups are under pressure to demonstrate that they can deliver efficiency from their enormous investments in the AI. The company is also exposed to a threat to his business from Donald Trump’s volatile trade policy.
Amazon’s shares dropped by about 2.5 percent this year.
The conglomerate based in Seattle has undertaken to invest around $ 100 billion in the current financial year, whereby the mass is aimed at the AI infrastructure.
Amazon races against the competitors Google and Microsoft to take over a head start in the AI boom and to supply its rapidly growing profit motor amazon web services.
Jassy said last year that the company endeavors to “eliminate bureaucracy” and would pursue a flatter structure with less medium -sized management. The group removed 27,000 roles in two important rounds of job cuts in 2023, while Amazon Web Services brought hundreds of roles in 2024.
The technology company that have bosses of the technology companies have no longer worked publicly Models Offer.
Microsoft cut 3 percent of his global workforce in May. According to state submissions in the state of Washington in the state of Washington, affected jobs affected in his headquarters in the state of Washington.
The managing director Satya Nadella has advertised AI’s ability to replace people when writing code.
“I would say maybe 20 percent, 30 percent of the code that is now in our repos, and some of our projects are probably all written by software,” Nadella told Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg in April.
Microsoft claimed that the cuts were not decayed by AI.
