TikTok cuts hundreds of jobs as it shifts towards deployment of AI content moderation

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As part of a shift in emphasis towards greater use of artificial intelligence in content regulation, social media giant TikTok announced on Friday that it is laying off hundreds of workers from its global workforce, including several employees in Malaysia. Over 700 positions were eliminated in Malaysia, according to two sources who were previously briefed […]
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