最新报道:SoftBank Group's Vision Fund is considering cutting up to 20% of its staff, according to people familiar with the matter, marking a strategic shift by Masayoshi Son to bold bets in the field of artificial intelligence. The person said that the Vision Fund, which had a total of about 282 employees as of the end of March, may cut more than 50 positions. As Masayoshi Son's interest in large-scale artificial intelligence bets has grown, the importance of the Vision Fund department has gradually diminished, and the layoffs continue years of reductions. A spokesperson for the Vision Fund confirmed the upcoming layoffs but did not disclose specific details. "We continue to adjust our organizational structure to better execute our long-term strategy of making bold and determined investments in AI and breakthrough technologies," the spokesperson said in an email. SoftBank Vision Fund has been selling key assets to raise funds for large-scale AI investments. As the company focuses on a few large investment transactions, the Vision Fund no longer needs a large number of investment advisors to manage new or existing transactions. (Jinshi)