AI News/Wire summary
Canva cuts 22% of staff in first layoffs since 2013
Key points
- The Australian Financial Review first reported the cuts on Tuesday, according to the source.
- Canva told 1,271 people, or 22% of its staff, to change roles, relocate, or lose their jobs.
- It is the company's first round of job cuts since it was founded in 2013.
- The source headline ties the cuts to AI rollout problems, but the text provided does not confirm that link.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams that rely on Canva should watch for possible changes to product development, support, or service continuity after a 22% staff reduction.
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The Information: Canva Lays Off Workers After AI Rollout Problems
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