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Automation dispatch

182 reported cases of AI and automation changing specific work — 112 of them things a named organisation has actually done, across 112 employers. Updated daily.

We link and summarise; we never republish. Items are screened to exclude vendor launches, funding rounds, and predictions — only reported action at a named organisation gets through, and every rejection is logged. Inclusion is not endorsement of the reporting.

Trending — most reported, last 30 days

Volume of reporting, not movement in score. A busy news month is not the same as a job changing.

18 Software Developers EXPOSED

10 Human Resources Specialists EXPOSED

4 Customer Service Representatives COOKED

2 Retail Salespersons EXPOSED

1 Medical Transcriptionists COOKED

1 News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists EXPOSED

Latest deployments

Newest things a named organisation has actually done.

Cleveland Clinic · Aug 11, 2026
Accelerating ambient AI scribe enterprise-scale deployment: Cleveland Clin

Life360 · Aug 11, 2026
Life360 ready to hire again, signalling end to AI-driven layoffs - Capital

Salesforce · Aug 7, 2026
Layoffs rock Salesforce in San Francisco’s as tech giant leans in to AI -

E.W. Scripps · Aug 7, 2026
E.W. Scripps CEO Briefs Wall Street On Major Layoffs, Touts AI “Revolution

South Korean government (national autonomous truck pilot) · Aug 6, 2026
Korea Becomes First to Send 11.5-Tonne Autonomous Trucks Through Signalize

Job cuts attributed to AI — 33 reported

Cases where the employer or the reporting explicitly named AI or automation as a reason for the cuts. This is the hardest evidence here and also the most contested: companies have incentives to blame AI for cuts made for other reasons, and to deny it when it's true. Treat these as reported claims, not audited fact.

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