Indeed and Glassdoor are cutting roughly 1,300 jobs, as their parent company, the Japan-based Recruit Holdings, learns ...

The move follows the website's parent company revealing plans to shift the majority of its coding to AI, joining firms like Microsoft and Google.

CEO Jensen Huang stated that AI-driven productivity gains could lead to widespread job losses if industries fail to innovate.

Indeed and Glassdoor, two popular job searching platforms, are laying off around 1,300 employees as their parent company, Japan’s Recruit Holdings, accelerates its shift towards artificial ...

The parent company of Indeed and Glassdoor is laying off about 1,300 jobs, CBS News reports. The CEO of the parent company apparently wrote in a memo that “AI is changing the world.” [Link: Indeed and ...

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