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Klarna CEO Warns of AI Impact on Jobs as Workforce Halved

What Happened

Klarna, the Swedish fintech company, leveraged AI technology to cut its workforce by 50 percent. CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski now cautions the industry about underestimating AI’s threat to tech employment. He claims many in the sector, whom he calls “tech bros,” are downplaying the risks and potentially misleading workers about the job market’s near future. Siemiatkowski’s statements come as Klarna continues to adopt automation and AI-driven efficiencies in Stockholm and beyond, signaling a dramatic shift for tech professionals as companies increasingly automate roles once considered secure.

Why It Matters

This development highlights both the opportunities and disruptions caused by rapid AI adoption in the workforce. Klarna’s approach serves as a wake-up call for tech professionals and companies about the real-world impact of automation on traditional roles. Read more in our AI News Hub

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