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Meta's confirmed 15,000+ layoffs are just the cover story I'm hearing the real number is closer to 23,000 when you count contractors and "voluntary departures" Sources inside are saying they've been screen recording senior engineers' coding sessions for 8 months Every prompt. Every debugging session. Every architectural decision. All of it logged and fed into their internal training models One L7 told me he just realized the "productivity metrics dashboard" he helped build was actually profiling which engineers could be replaced first The knowledge extraction is complete now Meta's internal AI agents can replicate 73% of what their senior engineers do daily. The remaining 27% gets offshored to teams in Bangalore with access to the same prompt libraries Those 15,000 people? They've been training their replacements since last summer and calling it "AI enablement" The brutal math: $4.2B in annual salary costs eliminated. $800M in severance. Still a $3.4B savings that funds two more years of GPU clusters One insider said the transition plan shows 4,200 engineers by end of 2026. They had 23,400 eighteen months ago But sure, keep telling people this is about "efficiency" The efficiency is human disposal DMs open if you're still inside