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Sea’s Shopee cuts hundreds of developer jobs in pivot to AI

Sea’s Shopee cuts hundreds of developer jobs in pivot to AI
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Shopee, owned by Sea, is cutting approximately 8% of its developer workforce as it pivots toward artificial intelligence. The layoffs reflect a broader industry trend of tech companies restructuring to integrate AI and reduce operational costs.

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The move highlights the disruptive impact of AI on the tech labor market and the pressure on companies to prioritize AI-driven growth over traditional software development roles.

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The reductions amount to about 8 per cent of Shopee’s developer workforce.

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The article balances the company's strategic pivot with the broader industry context of AI-related layoffs.

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