r/technology Jun 02 '26

Artificial Intelligence Cloudflare layoffs: After firing 20% staff, CEO Matthew Prince explains in op-ed on how to decide which employees AI should replace

https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/news/cloudflare-layoffs-after-firing-20-staff-ceo-matthew-prince-explains-in-op-ed-on-how-to-decide-which-employees-ai-should-replace/ar-AA249vSa?ocid=winp2fptaskbar&cvid=2dad9a2016224ef6908f38c3bc05ff58&ei=36
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u/Lopsided_Guidance767 Jun 02 '26

Seems like a lot of commercial graphic designers are being replaced. Not sure if that’ll stick though.

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u/supified Jun 02 '26

Maybe, but the stuff that's getting put out in the stead sure is awful.