Amazon ceo andy jassy: Amazon’s CEO Andy like Amazon has confirmed that corporate level jobs will be cut in the company in the coming years, as Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now becoming an integral part of operations. In a recent memo sent to employees, like that tools such as generative AI are rapidly changing the methods of work, due to which the need for less human resources is being felt in many areas.
They said, "As we apply more generative AI and agents, it will change our way of working. We will need fewer people for some such tasks that humans are doing today, and more people will be needed for some new types of works."
Even though Andy did not say how many jobs will be affected, but his statement has come at a time when Amazon has already trimmed in many stages. Since 2022, the company has trimmed more than 27,000 employees, mostly from the departments, services and books.
Currently Amazon is developing more than 1,000 AI-based tools and services. According to, it is only a small part of the company’s huge AI schemes. He called upon the employees to understand AI and gain efficiency in it so that they can do price to be done for the company and remain in competition.
They said, "Those who adopt this change, become proficient in AI, improve our internal AI capabilities and deliver to customers, they will be able to play a more impressive role in the future and help in the company’s reconstruction."
According to reports, Amazon is not the only tech company that is changing the workforce due to AI. Recently, CEO Tobby Lutke of Shopify also told the employees that they should prove why no work can be done with AI, only then the appointment of new employees will be considered.
As more companies are moving towards automation, traditional jobs are likely to fall. At the same time, the demand for new roles with AI knowledge and technical efficiency is seeing a boom. This can completely change the recruitment and training policies of trend companies.
