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AI tech hiring shifts from bootcamps to reskilling
AI tech hiring is shifting from bootcamps to employer-funded reskilling as engineering rises, entry roles shrink and Australia weighs skills pathways.
Oracle layoffs 2026: 21,000 jobs cut as AI capex climbs
Oracle layoffs 2026: the software group cut 21,000 jobs and said AI deployment was helping drive the reductions as capex surged.
Entry-level ad jobs vanish in Australia’s AI hiring reset
Entry-level ad jobs are down to 1% of vacancies as AI and cost pressure push Australian employers toward senior hires.
CBA AI costs warning shifts Australia’s enterprise debate
CBA AI costs warning puts token spend, work slop and governance at the centre of Australia’s enterprise AI rollout for major companies.
APRA warns banks on AI and cyber risks as tech use grows
APRA warned banks, insurers and super funds that AI and cyber risks are outpacing controls, lifting scrutiny across Australia's financial sector.
Trump’s aborted AI order shows who writes the AI rules
Trump AI order politics now turn on who sets model-safety terms, with Australia likely to keep leaning on sectoral compliance.
Meta layoffs 2026: 8,000 jobs cut as AI teams grow
Meta is cutting about 8,000 jobs and shifting another 7,000 workers into AI-focused teams, in a restructuring that affects roughly 20 per cent of its workforce.
Standard Chartered AI job cuts: 7,800 roles by 2030
Standard Chartered will remove about 7,800 back-office roles by 2030 as it expands automation and AI, with some affected staff flagged for redeployment.
StanChart's AI push turns bank automation into a workforce decision
Standard Chartered's plan to cut more than 7,000 jobs shows bank AI spending has moved from pilot projects to workforce design, with compliance still setting the limits.
Bloomberg data shows AI job losses are reaching white-collar roles
A Bloomberg analysis of US labour data suggests measurable employment losses are emerging in AI-exposed white-collar roles, an early warning for Australian tech teams.
Charlton's local AI push collides with Chalmers' startup tax fight
Andrew Charlton wants Australia to buy local AI, but founders say the budget's capital gains changes could make it harder to build the companies Canberra wants.
Apple outsources Siri to Google's Gemini in $US1b-a-year AI deal
Apple has confirmed a multi-year partnership with Google to rebuild Siri on Gemini AI models, targeting a launch later this year despite testing delays that have already pushed the rollout from March to at least mid-2026.
