Dune analytics cuts 25 percent of workforce in ai pivot

Dune Analytics is restructuring around artificial intelligence and enterprise clients. The firm is reducing its staff by 25 percent to support this shift.

Dune Analytics has begun cutting a quarter of its workforce. The changes are part of a plan to focus on artificial intelligence tools and institutional customers rather than its previous priorities.

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