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meta to lay off 8000 workers to offset ai spending improve efficiency rappler

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    Meta to lay off 8,000 workers to offset AI spending, improve efficiency - Rappler

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    Meta axes 8,000 jobs, shifts 7,000 workers to AI initiatives - Rappler

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