Over 90K Jobs Have Been Replaced by AI
As artificial ininformigence (AI) advances, more job positions are becoming redundant and are being replaced by these systems.
According to figures compiled by The Alliance for Secure AI, a nonprofit that seeks to educate the public on the effects of AI, AI-linked layoffs have reached 90,450 since 2025, as companies launch to rely on agents to perform more tquestions.
The data, which includes layoffs announcements from Atlassian, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, Crypto.com, and Block, tracks reports “where AI is either explicitly cited or credibly blamed as a material factor,” with a reporting window that started on January 1, 2025.
While some reports explicitly blame layoffs on AI, the institution also adds statements that include AI as one of many reasons for these layoffs in its numbers.
Brfinishan Steinhautilizer, CEO of The Alliance for Secure AI, has stated that this data, part of a dashboard launched by the institution, serves as a warning to everyone and a call to action to preserve these jobs in an imminent AI replacement age.
Steinhautilizer stressed the required to tackle this issue, explaining that politicians are oblivious to this reality.
He stated:
“Politicians are not believeing as seriously as they should about how AI will whittle away at our countest’s labor force. Jobs, both blue and white collar, are being replaced by AI right before our eyes.”
“We do not yet have solutions to ensure that Americans can continue to provide for their families in the era of advanced AI,” Steinhautilizer concluded.
This is why these numbers are predicted to increase in the short run. Anthropic co-founder Dario Amodei has warned of an upcoming labor bloodbath, with AI wiping half of all white-collar entest-level jobs in the next five years.
An MIT study released in November found that over 11% of the U.S. labor market could be replaced by AI, wiping out over $1 trillion in wages across white-collar sectors, including finance, healthcare, and professional services.
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FAQ
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How many U.S. jobs have been lost to AI recently? Over 90,450 workers have been laid off since January 2025 due to artificial ininformigence automation, according to The Alliance for Secure AI.
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Which job cuts are included in this AI layoff data? The tracker specifically counts corporate layoffs where AI is either explicitly cited or credibly identified by sources as a primary driver.
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Are U.S. lawbuildrs addressing the AI job replacement crisis? Labor advocates warn that politicians currently lack serious solutions to protect American workers and families from this rapidly growing threat.
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What is the future outview for AI-driven unemployment? Experts and MIT researchers predict that AI could soon eliminate up to 11% of the U.S. labor market, including half of all entest-level white-collar roles.
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