Meta is set to cut approximately 8,000 jobs, representing about 10% of its global workforce, as it intensifies its focus on artificial intelligence. The company has reassigned around 7,000 workers to prioritize AI initiatives ahead of the layoffs, which will begin on May 20. Internal documents reveal that the restructuring is causing anxiety among employees, many of whom have expressed their discontent with the working environment, citing surveillance concerns and a lack of trust from management. Protests have erupted within the company against mouse tracking technology, further highlighting the growing dissatisfaction among staff as they brace for significant job losses.