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AI writing on the wall as WiseTech to cut 2000 coders

· Source: michaelwest.com.au

In short

Global logistics software company WiseTech Global will eliminate approximately 2000 engineering jobs, representing more than a quarter of its workforce, as it shifts focus to artificial intelligence integration. The company's CEO stated that the era of manually writing code as the core engineering activity is over, while the company reported 76% revenue growth to $US672 million for the first half. WiseTech has been building AI agents into its Cargowise platform used by over 17,000 freight forwarders and logistics providers worldwide.

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