AI translation firm DeepL says it will cut about 250 employees, roughly a quarter of its workforce, attributing the move to rapid AI improvements that are making some roles redundant. The CEO frames it as a structural job-market shift as automation boosts productivity and simplifies tasks, echoing layoffs seen across other industries moving toward AI-driven work.
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