Meta slashes 8,000 jobs, or 10% of its workforce, as Microsoft offers buyouts

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  1. Whenever AI replaces a Human worker it should pick up the tax burden that was placed on the Human worker for doing the work that AI has taken over

    1. If we had a normal political party, when the company earnings went up, they would pay more taxes, but somebody has been selling the disproven theory that those extra profits will just magically “trickle down” to us little people.

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