Approximately 70% of Gen Z and Millennials in Indonesia utilize AI to support side hustles or additional work activities. ^[1] The article profiles four former employees of Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Intel who were laid off from six-figure jobs at the companies. ^[2] According to the same research, 50% of workers in Indonesia use AI on a daily basis. ^[3] Edo Jonathan Chandra, Consumer Personal System Category Manager at HP Indonesia, stated that AI is now used by Gen Z for daily activities and side hustles, requiring devices to be more practical. ^[4] HP Indonesia presented internal research at The OmniBook Clubhouse event indicating that 95% of workers in Indonesia have used AI. ^[5] María Cristina Tupper, Undersecretary of Preschool Education, stated that the 'Directors for Chile' initiative formed a National Council tasked with prioritizing short, medium, and long-term measures, within which the perspective from the initial level is firmly represented. ^[6] Starting in March, the 'Directors for Chile' initiative developed 16 regional meetings that convened more than 1,800 directors, of which more than 300 were representatives of Preschool Education. ^[7] The Chilean Ministry of Education expressed concern regarding the numerous administrative obligations that must be fulfilled by directors of educational establishments, noting that many of these also fall upon Cunas and Kindergartens. ^[8] The Ministry of Education launched the participative process 'Directors for Chile' to strengthen directorial leadership through a more collaborative relationship between the education system and school communities. ^[9] The four former tech workers described feeling shock immediately after being laid off. ^[10] The four former tech workers reported facing financial and emotional difficulties as a result of the layoffs. ^[11] The four former tech workers said they struggled to find new jobs in the competitive tech market after the layoffs. ^[12]