Layoffs hit again - this time for AI/roadmap shift?

Just saw the latest news drop – another round of layoffs at Pinterest, around [number] employees gone as of June 20th. The official line is that it's part of a strategic shift towards AI and a product roadmap overhaul. This feels like deja vu, honestly. Every few months it seems like there's a new reason for cuts, and 'AI' is the current flavor. It's hard not to connect this to the previous discussions about engineers being let go for building a tool to track layoffs. If the company claims transparency and a clear vision for the future, why would they punish employees for wanting to understand the impact of these decisions? It raises serious questions about the company culture and how they handle internal communication during times of change. I'm wondering how many of these cuts are directly related to AI development versus just general restructuring or cost-saving measures. The uncertainty is tough for everyone still there. Anyone have insights into what specific projects or teams are being prioritized or de-prioritized in this 'AI push'?