Tech’s latest job cuts raise the question: Is AI to blame?

Tech’s latest job cuts raise the question: Is AI to blame?



A new round of layoffs at Microsoft has reignited a growing debate: is artificial intelligence beginning to replace human workers? CNBC’s Arjun Kharpal and Steve Kovach sit down with tech journalist Michal Lev-Ram to explore whether AI is truly taking our jobs—or simply reshaping the workforce. From Silicon Valley’s multi-million dollar talent wars to “vibe coding” the next billion-dollar startup, this episode unpacks what the tech means for your career, your boss and the future of work.



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