TikTok is poised to axe hundreds of positions within its London-based content moderation and security division, a move that has raised eyebrows as the UK’s Online Safety Act takes effect.The restructuring, which may impact approximately 300 London employees, forms part of a worldwide shake-up.The firm’s latest financial records reveal a 38 per cent annual revenue increase to $6.3bn (£4.7bn), with pre-tax losses dropping substantially, indicating the redundancies are not prompted by financial difficulties.TikTok reported that more than 85 per cent of material deleted for breaching its community standards is detected and removed through automation. Are we being replaced by AI ?

