Swedish fintech giant Klarna is making a notable U-turn in its strategy by reintroducing human workers after an aggressive ...

Klarna is hiring again after replacing employees with AI. Meanwhile, Duolingo is facing blowback on social media from its ...

Sebastian Siemiatkowski says Klarna’s fastest risers aren’t traditional engineers — they’re business people who have learned ...

Klarna is backpedaling after cutting hundreds of human jobs and replacing them with artificial intelligence. The Swedish buy-now-pay-later company now says real people are essential to customer ...

Other than AI Siemiatkowski admission, it wasn't obvious that this was AI. There were only a few subtle signs.

Employees are expected to use artificial intelligence at Shopify, Box and Duolingo as executives shift toward the future.

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn acknowledged employee anxiety over AI, urging teams to embrace the technology amid rising ...

That move was a shift from its previous strategy in which it laid off workers in favor of going all in on AI ahead of an IPO. Since 2023, Klarna has reduced its workforce by about 39% and reshaped ...

The new hiring strategy involves remote, contract-based roles targeting students and rural workers, raising concerns about job stability. This shift ... Klarna gleefully announced its AI customer ...

The CEO reflected on Klarna’s previous shift in focus from human agents and to AI. “As cost unfortunately seems to have been a too predominant evaluation factor when organizing this, what you end up ...

Klarna, the AI-powered global payments and commerce network, today announced its Q1 2025 results, unveiling consumer ...