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AI translation company DeepL cuts around 250 jobs to rebuild as an "AI-native" organization

DeepL, the German AI-powered translation service, is laying off roughly 250 employees as it restructures to become an "AI-native" company. CEO Jarek Kutylowski called it the hardest decision of his career. The company is also acquiring Mixhalo's team to boost real-time voice translation and opening a new office in San Francisco.

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AI translation company DeepL cuts around 250 jobs to rebuild as an "AI-native" organization
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  • DeepL lays off about 250 employees to restructure as an AI-native company
  • CEO Kutylowski calls layoffs the hardest decision of his career
  • DeepL acquires Mixhalo team to focus on real-time voice translation
  • New office in San Francisco to support the transformation

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