Monday.com is the latest tech company to blame AI for layoffs — here are 20 others

TechCrunch reported on July 25, 2026, that Monday.com is laying off approximately 20% of its workforce, equating to over 600 employees. The company cited an "AI-driven growth strategy" as part of a restructuring plan. Monday.com joins a list of over 20 tech companies that have attributed layoffs to artificial intelligence in 2026.

The layoffs range from small percentages to significant reductions, with some companies cutting entire divisions. TechCrunch notes that the list is ongoing and updated as new announcements occur. Monday.com's move aligns with a broader trend of tech companies restructuring around AI capabilities, often citing the need to reallocate resources toward AI development.

The list highlights how AI adoption is being used as a rationale for workforce reductions, though some analysts question whether AI is the primary driver versus broader economic pressures. The article does not provide a total job loss figure across all companies but emphasizes the growing pattern. Monday.com's share price was not immediately affected by the announcement, according to the report.