Amazon and Uber are the latest tech companies to reduce their workforces as artificial intelligence reshapes the industry, according to a report. The layoffs at Amazon will affect teams within its AGI organization, which focuses on developing next-generation AI systems. No specific number of cuts was provided. Uber has also announced layoffs, though details about which departments are impacted were not disclosed in the report. These moves follow a broader trend of tech companies adjusting their staffing to focus on AI advancements. Both companies join others in the sector that have trimmed jobs in recent months as they invest heavily in AI technology. The report did not specify the total number of employees affected across both firms. Amazon and Uber have not publicly commented beyond the initial announcements. The job cuts highlight the ongoing shift in the tech workforce as companies prioritize AI development over other areas. Analysts say such restructuring is likely to continue as automation and AI tools change how businesses operate.