After launching the world’s largest search engine Google Gemini and Google Bard, the focus is on AI. The report claims that in such a situation, about 30 thousand employees may depart from Google.
After launching the world’s largest search engine Google Gemini and Google Bard, there is a lot of focus on AI. The company can also focus on presenting it separately regarding AI. In such a situation, Google may once again lay off employees on a large scale. According to the report of The Information, Google may soon lay off 30,000 employees.
Sean Downey, head of the company’s advertising team, revealed in a meeting that Google is planning to organize its ad team once again. However, he has not announced any layoffs. According to the report, the company is completely focused on AI and is ready to make important changes, which may lead to job cuts. The report says that this layoff could happen from the advertising sales team at the global level.
These companies have also announced
If Google lays off 30 thousand employees, then it will be Google’s biggest layoff till date. Earlier in January this year, there were large scale layoffs. However, along with Google, companies like Amazon, Meta and Twitter had also announced to lay off employees during January.
So many employees were laid off in January
The report claims that the inclusion of AI in Google’s customer service will have a direct impact on human employees. Google had fired 12,000 employees at the beginning of 2023. Talking about these layoffs, Google CEO Sundar Pichai had said that this has been a challenging time for any organization. He had said that if this action had not been taken, its impact at the global level could have been worse.
Google’s AI tools will give new experience
In May this year, Google announced new AI-powered ads, which provide a multilingual speaking experience within Google ads. It is designed to make searching faster and advertising simpler. Google said that its new AI can scan your website and search the right things and put it in front of the users.
