Layoffs are expected over at Fiverr, with 250 workers expected to lose their jobs as the company bids to go “AI First.”Fiverr is not the first company to align itself more substantially with artificial intelligence, with Duolingo doing the same after it announced it would be laying off contract workers in the process. However, it may be the case that companies are going AI-centric too soon, especially as there are still a lot of questions about whether the technology is equipped to take on and replace human workers, without harming operations or overall profit.