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81,747 tech layoffs. 500,000 AI jobs created. $170K in hackathon prizes open right now. This Sunday is about one thing: which side of the shift are you on?

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Jensen Huang took direct aim at leaders like Anthropic's Dario Amodei who warned that half of entry-level jobs could vanish. Huang called that thinking unhelpful.

His counter: AI has already added over 500,000 jobs. Companies adopting AI are hiring faster, not slower. Trillions more coming to the US economy.

His advice: master AI as a tool, not a threat. The opportunity isn't disappearing — it's shifting to whoever moves first.

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The Kobeissi Letter published numbers that reframe the entire jobs debate. March alone: 45,800 cuts — worst single month in at least two years. Up 580% since Q4 2025.

It's not slowing down. Meta plans to cut ~8,000 employees. Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement to ~7% of its US workforce — which could transition into layoffs if participation is low. Read more here

The driver: tech giants are shifting spending toward AI chips and data centers, trimming staff to free up capital for infrastructure. US tech employment is rapidly contracting.

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The only question is whether you're positioned for the roles being created or the ones being eliminated. The ones who answer that first get to choose where they land.

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