AI impact in India
Tracking AI-driven job losses and impacts in India: 8 reports, 1,000 jobs affected in sourced events. Posted and discussed by the people affected.
Reports and discussion
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Livspace cut 1,000 jobs, and the company says tasks that were manual are now handled by intelligent systems
Livspace, the Bengaluru-based home-interiors company backed by KKR, let go of about 1,000 employees, roughly 12 percent of its workforce, over the six months to February 2026, a co…
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Is Axis Bank shrinking through AI job losses? 3,116 fewer staff, yet 12,500 campus hires planned
Axis Bank ended FY26 with 101,337 employees, down from 104,453 a year earlier, a net fall of 3,116, even though it hired 31,665 people during the year. For FY27 it plans 12,000 to …
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HR leaders shift from cutting jobs to redesigning work around AI
As companies restructure for AI adoption, chief HR officers are moving beyond managing layoffs to deciding which roles survive, which employees can be reskilled and what the future…
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Indian software engineer laid off twice in a year, questions AI's role in job cuts
A software engineer in his late 20s posted on Reddit after being laid off for the second time within a year. His first job ended late last year, followed by six months of unemploym…
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Oracle India layoffs: how many jobs are going, and did Oracle blame AI?
Oracle began cutting jobs in India on September 15, 2026, a day after the round opened in the United States, with product engineering teams bearing the brunt while support and cons…
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Wipro says AI now does the work of 20,000 employees, but it moved them to other roles instead of cutting jobs
Wipro's AI initiatives have raised productivity by the equivalent of 20,000 employees' output, chief technology officer Sandhya Arun told Reuters on September 10, 2026, and those e…
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Where do AI job losses hide? Axis Bank opened 400 branches and its headcount still fell 3%
Axis Bank expects its investment in AI and technology to let it expand without adding many staff, its chief executive told Bloomberg Television. 'Our hope is that, at least to star…
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India's IT giant sheds 12,000 jobs as clients hand outsourced work to AI
Tata Consultancy Services, India's largest IT services company, said it will cut about 2% of its global workforce, around 12,200 jobs, in its 2026 financial year. The cuts fall mai…