So the 'efficiency' narrative is a load of BS, right?

Seriously, they announced 1100 layoffs and then immediately talked about how much more efficient everyone is now, and how AI is making things better. It feels like they're trying to spin this as some kind of positive, forward-thinking move. But let's be real, losing over a thousand people isn't a sign of 'efficiency,' it's a sign of cutting costs, plain and simple. Were we all just overpaid? Is that the message? It's incredibly demoralizing to hear that your job was 'obsolete' because some algorithm can now do it, especially when the company is still hiring in other areas. Feels like a slap in the face to everyone who busted their hump for years. Anyone else feel like this is just corporate speak to soften the blow?