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Canva restructures 22% of its workforce as AI job impact stays unclear

Canva is restructuring 22% of its workforce, and some tech firms are pairing job cuts with exit perks. Evidence on how AI affects jobs remains mixed.

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Canva is restructuring 22% of its workforce. The company is also drawing attention for the exit package it is offering to the people affected.

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Other tech companies are also trying to soften job cuts. Their perks include free laptops and a year of LinkedIn Premium, a paid tier of the professional networking site.

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  • 22%Canva workforce restructured

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The cuts come as people debate whether artificial intelligence is taking jobs. So far, the evidence on that question is mixed.

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Tech companies have cut jobs in recent years, and many workers worry that AI could replace some roles.

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