Meta Has Reportedly Laid Off 8,000 Employees

Meta said it cut about 8,000 jobs and moved another 7,000 employees into new organizations as it restructures around AI.

The company said it does not expect additional company-wide layoffs this year, even as it boosts spending on AI development.

The shift highlights how Meta is prioritizing AI investment and cost cutting at the same time, signaling further changes to its workforce strategy.

The move may add to industry concerns that AI-driven restructuring will continue to reshape jobs across big tech.