WPP Signals Job Cuts Due to AI Shift; Vaishnaw Urges AI-Ready Curriculum Overhaul

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WPP Flags Job Cuts Amid AI Shift; Vaishnaw Calls for AI-Ready Curriculum Overhaul

(From left to right: WPP & Ashwini Vaishnaw)

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Storyboard•27-02-2026, 23:59

WPP Flags Job Cuts Amid AI Shift; Vaishnaw Calls for AI-Ready Curriculum Overhaul

•WPP signals job cuts as it restructures to simplify operations and integrate AI, aiming for £500 million in annual cost savings by 2028.
•Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw emphasizes the need for an AI-ready curriculum and trusted IT partners for India's AI growth.
•BARC India collaborates with Nielsen for a cross-media measurement pilot to build a unified audience framework in India.
•INNOCEAN India initiates an OOH pitch for Hyundai's automotive mandate, with incumbent and new agencies participating.
•Paramount Skydance wins Warner Bros Discovery bid at $31 per share after Netflix declines to increase its offer.

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