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Oracle cuts 21,000 jobs amid growing AI influence on tech roles
Oracle, a tech giant that employed approximately 162,000 people last year, shed 21,000 roles in the past 12 months.
AI industry layoffs escalate, threatening thousands of tech jobs
So far this year, tech companies have laid off nearly 150,000 people, marking a pace 44% faster than last year, according to TechCrunch .
Founders Fund Launches 'MAFIA the GAME' With Tech Elites
Sam Altman, Bryan Johnson, and Palmer Luckey are playing a murder-mystery game hosted by venture capital firm Founders Fund.
YunoJuno 2026 Report: AI Fuels Contractor Demand, Not Displacement
Software engineers who integrate artificial intelligence into their daily workflows are now commanding a 26% higher hourly rate than their peers.
Erin Brockovich Targets Data Center Secrecy with New Transparency Initiative
Environmental activist Erin Brockovich received nearly 4,000 public submissions in just one month, detailing concerns about AI data centers.
Snap Alums Launch New Fund to Invest in AI Startups
Twenty former Snap employees, including its former head of global partnerships, have already backed five AI startups since launching their new venture fund, Ghost Angels, in 2025, according to TechCru
ClickUp cuts 22% of workforce, impacting future of work
At ClickUp, 22% of the workforce was laid off in 2026.
VCs Fund Mega-Deals While Most Startups Struggle for Funding
In 2025, U.S. venture capital funding deployed 70% of its over $200 billion into just 389 companies securing rounds of $100 million or more, according to CryptoRank . A staggering $90 billion went to
Tech Layoffs Continue as Profits Soar Amidst AI Pivot
By mid-May 2026, the tech industry had shed over 92,000 jobs, yet many of the companies making these cuts were simultaneously reporting healthy profits and record stock valuations.
Meta's AI efficiency reshapes startup hiring in 2026
So far this year, 30,000 jobs have been directly attributed to AI-driven displacement, signaling a profound shift in the tech labor market.
Meta Pays Top AI Engineers Up To $650,000 Via H-1B Visas
A Vice President of AI at Meta commanded a staggering base salary of $650,000 in 2025, according to newly released H-1B visa filings from HRExecutive .
Meta cuts 8,000 jobs, closes roles amid AI focus
Meta plans to cut 8,000 jobs next month, roughly 10% of its workforce.
AI boom drives product manager productivity and exhaustion
In 2026, tech product managers report a constant pressure to increase output, often working during non-working hours, driven by the fear of falling behind.
AI Integration Into SaaS Tools Sparks Fierce Competition for Talent
The General Services Administration (GSA) has launched a 'million hours challenge' for its internal AI tool, USAi, aiming to automate work done by federal employees and contractors.
Gen Z's 7 PM Log-Off Sparks Founder's 'Extreme Ownership' Debate
A Gen Z employee received a formal warning for logging off at 7 PM, sparking a viral debate after he retorted he would only treat the company as his own if given 50% equity, according to ABP News .
Tech's Mental Health Blind Spot: Your Culture Is the Problem, Not the App
The tech industry is fixated on wellness apps to solve mental health issues, but the real problem lies in its brutal operational culture. This article argues that systemic change and human connection, not products, are the true antidotes to founder burnout.
Meta Salary Disclosures Reveal High Pay for Engineers, AI Leaders
Recent salary disclosures from Meta reveal compensation details for the company's engineers, AI experts, and product leaders, with some top roles paying up to $650,000 in base salary. This data provides a transparent benchmark for compensation in the competitive technology sector.
Top 5 Non-Coding Careers in Product Development for Aspiring Operators
Are you an operator looking to transition into product development without coding? This guide ranks the top 5 non-coding careers that leverage your strategic and analytical skills for significant impact in the tech industry.