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- Joseph Tinner, a laid-off tech worker, has been unemployed for a year amid AI-driven Silicon Valley layoffs.
- Block and Workday have reduced their workforces, citing a shift toward artificial intelligence.
- In 2025, Workday cut 1,750 jobs, and further layoffs are expected.
- Experts say AI plays a role, but other factors like company maturity and cost-cutting drive layoffs.
- Tinner is considering new paths, including hobbies such as art and brewing beer.
