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4,800 jobs gone... 😶
Microsoft is cutting people while funding the AI stack.

Welcome to AI Wire — your smart shortcut to all things AI, without the jargon.
What we’ll cover today:
Microsoft's AI reset 💼
Treasury sees a bubble 📉
Claude enters the office 🧠
4 AI tools worth stealing ⚡

A leaked Treasury draft reportedly says AI is starting to look like a systemic market risk.
The concern is not just startups failing. It is data centers, chips, cloud, utilities, credit, and stocks all tied to one AI bet.
Publicly, AI is being sold as the next golden age. Privately, the risk team seems less relaxed.
AI may be real, but that does not mean every AI valuation is sane.
How exposed are you to AI tools right now? |

Microsoft just cut around 4,800 jobs, with Xbox hit hard.
The company says AI is not replacing these roles, but also says AI is changing how work gets done.
That sounds like a legal distinction more than a worker distinction.
Big Tech’s new formula looks simple: fewer people, flatter teams, more AI spend.
Anthropic is bringing Claude Cowork to web and mobile.
The goal is to let Claude run tasks in the background while you move across devices.
The real story is that Claude is no longer just chasing coders. It wants the boring office work too.
Reports, briefs, spreadsheets, slides, and admin tasks may be the first real AI workplace takeover.

🛠️ TOOLS
🤖 Viktor – AI co-worker that actually does the work. →
📊 Waydev – Measures AI adoption, impact, and ROI. →
⚡ Kilo Code – VS Code agent with parallel tool calls. →
📈 Ajelix – AI agents inside Google Workspace apps. →
📚 RESOURCE
This video shows what it really means to be AI native: founders using agents to atomize workflows, parallelize work, build faster, and make tiny teams feel much bigger.
What do you think about today’s edition? |

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