Canva restructures 22% of staff after growth slows for first time in a decade
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Canva is cutting, moving or changing the roles of 1,271 employees, or 22% of its staff, after its growth slowed for the first time in a decade, Bloomberg reports.
The reported aim is to equip Canva to build AI products, not to automate the departing roles, and AI was not named as a cause of the cuts.
Bloomberg also reports that Canva has delayed several AI launches because serving them to a mostly non-paying user base has proved too expensive.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXCanva's growth slows, and 22% of staff face layoffs or role changesAIBloomberg reports that Canva's growth slowed for the first time in a decade, and its response affects 1,271 people, or 22% of staff, through layoffs, role changes or relocation. The reported aim is to equip Canva to build AI products, not to automate departing roles, and AI was not named as a cause. Canva has reportedly delayed several AI launches because serving them to a mostly non-paying user base is too expensive.

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