Mass Layoffs at Dropbox, Blame the Debt, Not Slop Hype
The debt has since then grown to over 4 billion dollars: (look under "Dropbox’s Total Debt and common size over the last four quarters")

Market capitalisation of Dropbox Inc. is 7.36 billion dollars and we all know Wall Street is being way too generous, so a company "worth" a trillion dollars probably isn't worth more than 100 billion dollars (in "real-world" terms). The debt of Dropbox Inc., which isn't an imaginary (estimated) thing, is over 4 billion dollars. That means the company owes money about 60% of its total 'value' (if it has any).
Mass layoffs at Dropbox are nothing to do with slop ('AI'), it's just that Dropbox is a lousy company with almost nothing to sell. That's why it collapsed 3 years ago and there are still mass layoffs. This was hours ago:

1.5 decades ago Dropbox was just an overhyped data hoarder that let people store files "in the clown" cheaply (it was a trap, bait). Then it tried to sell loads of crap on top of that. Dropbox would attract anger and controversy over its US government ties (e.g. Condy Rice in the Board), mass surveillance ties forged in secret, and all sorts of other things. █
