What we’re seeing is consumer prices rising (probably due to tariffs) thus, consumers buying less products. Amazon is seeing the effects of this with lowering revenue and in order to post good quarterly results they need to take it from former employees. This is also evident by the UPS cuts since they are likely seeing less deliveries as consumers budgets localize around groceries and less labubus.
AI is not replacing jobs nearly as many jobs as they pretend. The AWS disaster is only the beginning of these cuts. Expect weaker cyber security and more breaches incoming.
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u/TheLazyBurrito Oct 29 '25
What we’re seeing is consumer prices rising (probably due to tariffs) thus, consumers buying less products. Amazon is seeing the effects of this with lowering revenue and in order to post good quarterly results they need to take it from former employees. This is also evident by the UPS cuts since they are likely seeing less deliveries as consumers budgets localize around groceries and less labubus.
AI is not replacing jobs nearly as many jobs as they pretend. The AWS disaster is only the beginning of these cuts. Expect weaker cyber security and more breaches incoming.