By Yashee Sharma
Publication Date: 2026-04-10 06:06:00
Life360 is the latest global technology company to cut jobs in favor of increasing adoption artificial intelligencewith chief executive Lauren Antonoff admitting that “people’s roles are changing”.
Antonoff announced a restructuring of the company towards an AI-native model and a reallocation of investments into new skills and roles.
“This change requires difficult compromises that impact good people,” she said in a lengthy statement posted on LinkedIn.
“Today that meant saying goodbye to teammates who helped shape Life360 as we know it.
“This wasn’t an easy decision, and it’s not about reducing headcount. AI not only accelerates existing work, it also changes possibilities.”
Antonoff did not reveal how many roles were affected.
Life360 is headquartered in US but is a remote-first company with more than 500 employees around the world.
It has a presence in Australia and is listed on the ASX.
