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Amazon just cut 30,000 jobs globally. Microsoft eliminated 15,000 positions. Intel slashed 24,000 roles. But these companies are posting record profits. This isn't a recession—it's an AI-driven revolution that's permanently reshaping London's tech sector, the global economy, and millions of careers.

🌍 IN THIS VIDEO:
• Amazon's massive 30,000-person layoff wave and what it means for tech workers worldwide
• Why AI is eliminating over 54,000 jobs while companies invest $100 billion+ in automation
• London Mayor Sadiq Khan's warning that AI could become a "weapon of mass destruction of jobs"
• The real impact on London's property market and tech ecosystem
• Which jobs are disappearing vs. which roles are thriving in the AI economy
• How 56% of London workers expect AI to affect their careers within 12 months

In January 2026, Amazon announced 16,000 additional layoffs after cutting 14,000 in October 2025—bringing the total to 30,000 eliminated positions worldwide. Microsoft, Meta, Intel, and hundreds of other tech giants are following suit, not because of economic crisis, but because artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing how work gets done.

London, Europe's largest tech hub worth £1.2 trillion, sits at the center of this transformation. With over 3,000 AI companies and 59% of the UK's tech sector value, the capital faces both unprecedented opportunity and serious displacement risk. Mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a London AI Taskforce and free training programs while warning that knowledge-based jobs in finance, professional services, and creative industries are most vulnerable.

This documentary investigates the verified facts behind tech layoffs, AI automation, London's response, and what this means for workers, property markets, and the future of employment. Based on data from Challenger Gray & Christmas, Indeed, LSE, and official City Hall reports, we separate reality from fear-mongering