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3 stories filed under cutting on Beyond Market Intelligence. The newest of them: “X helps creators turn long videos into shareable moments”, “Canva trims 22% of workforce as growth recalibrates in tough market”, and “Why AI struggled to tag 126,000 ASMR clips”. Long-form video holds plenty of great moments, but few viewers have the patience to find them. Canva is cutting 22% of its staff, calling this its hardest year yet. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every cutting story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
X helps creators turn long videos into shareable moments
Long-form video holds plenty of great moments, but few viewers have the patience to find them. X is jumping into clipping, turning hours of content into shareable, viral-ready highlights. This isn't just a feature, it's a smarter way to let your best work travel. If you're intrigued by AI reshaping how we interact with media, you might also enjoy our piece on how "Your AI assistant is now on your wrist, wherever you go."
Canva trims 22% of workforce as growth recalibrates in tough market
Canva is cutting 22% of its staff, calling this its hardest year yet. When a design platform that grew explosively during the pandemic recalibrates this sharply, it signals something real about the market. The pressure isn't unique to Canva, Squarespace restructured its organization, cutting 19% of roles. These moves suggest the era of easy growth is over. For teams still wrestling with manual processes, the message is clear: automation isn't optional anymore.
Why AI struggled to tag 126,000 ASMR clips
If you're training a text-to-ASMR model on 126,000 recordings, you need every clip tagged with its sounds. Frontier models seemed like the obvious labelling shortcut. They weren't. Gemini 3.1 Pro hit a 0.325 F1 score against human judges on real ASMR clips. It detected brushing 92% of the time on clean sound effects, but only 0.18 on actual recordings. Paper rustling was nearly invisible. The lesson is straightforward: don't trust AI to hear what humans do. Build your own judging panel.