Amazon Cuts Jobs in AGI Unit on July 22, Second Layoff Round After 16,000 Cuts in January

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According to Reuters, Amazon cut jobs in its artificial general intelligence (AGI) unit on July 22, marking the company's second round of layoffs this year following 16,000 employee cuts in January. The cuts affect teams under AGI data services and AGI information leadership, though the specific number of positions eliminated was not disclosed. An Amazon spokesperson told Reuters that AGI remains a strategic priority, but the company made the "difficult decision" to eliminate certain roles to focus on customer priorities.
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