Reports tied to leaked internal documents said Amazon’s robotics team was aiming to automate 75 percent of company operations over time, avoid hiring about 160,000 U.S. workers by 2027, and trim fulfillment costs by about 30 cents per item.

Wider projections attached to the same reporting said Amazon could avoid more than 600,000 U.S. hires by 2033 if the strategy scales as modeled.

The claim still needs careful wording because Amazon disputed the interpretation.

Follow up reporting said Amazon argued the leaked material reflected one team’s perspective rather than a companywide hiring blueprint, while the company continued to highlight active recruiting and seasonal hiring.

That means the social post captures the core numbers reported from leaked documents, but presents them more definitively than Amazon itself has publicly confirmed.

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