After that 2024 Windows fiasco, CrowdStrike has a plan – jobs cuts, leaning on AI

CrowdStrike plans to cut roughly 5% of staff (~500 roles) to pursue greater efficiencies, positioning AI as a core driver even as its 10-K warns that generative AI can produce erroneous or biased outputs and create legal and operational risks; similar cautions from Workday are noted alongside macroeconomic pressures such as tariff uncertainty and sizable UPS workforce reductions, while CrowdStrike’s recent financials show Q4 FY2025 revenue of $1.06B with a $92.3M loss and expected restructuring charges of $36–$53M recognized through early FY2026.