ailayoffs.org

AI Layoffs publishes an open, source-cited register of layoffs linked to AI (2023 to date) and a live 0-100 index of AI job-loss pressure. All tools are read-only and free to use. Which tool answers which question: the current reading or trend -> get_ai_layoffs_index; 'how many jobs has AI replaced' -> count_ai_job_losses; one company -> get_company_ai_layoffs; lists, filters and recent events -> search_ai_layoff_events. How to read the fields: attribution (who tied the cut to AI). explicit: The company itself declared the layoff AI-related. blamed: A credible source named AI, but the company did not. Shown as context and never counted: prong 1 of our standard requires the employer's own source to name AI, so a blamed event is a failed claim, not a discounted one. mixed: AI was cited alongside other material factors (cost, demand). evidence_tier (how strong the source is). tier1 (Primary-source attributed): AI named as a workforce driver in the company's own SEC filing, on-record earnings call, or official statement, with the event corroborated by a structured source. tier2 (Reputable-press attributed): AI named as a cause by credible journalism quoting a named company source, but not yet in a company filing. tier3 (Inferred / single-source): Attribution from one secondary tracker, an unnamed source, or vague forward-looking language. execution (did it happen). executed: The reduction has been carried out. partial: Some of the cut is done, the rest pending. announced: A stated plan, not yet carried out (often multi-year). unknown: Execution status not established. reversed: The cut was rolled back or rehired against (e.g. Commonwealth Bank). roles_counted vs roles_reported_not_counted: counted roles meet the register's AI-attribution standard and enter the totals; reported roles were disclosed by the employer but are not counted, because the employer did not attribute them to AI or did not state a qualifying figure. Reading results correctly: every figure carries its scope (worldwide or US) and its period; an announced plan is not a completed cut (see execution); each event links its primary source (source.url) and its page on the site (page_url); get_ai_layoffs_index returns the citation string for the index. A company absent from the register has no recorded AI-linked event, which is not evidence that it made no layoffs.