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Can We Have Our Humans Back? Companies Rethink AI
Can We Have Our Humans Back? Companies Rethink AI
Authored by Autumn Spredemann via The Epoch Times,
The artificial intelligence revolution may not be eliminating human jobs as quickly as some feared. Rising computing costs, operational headaches, and inconsistent results are prompting some companies to change course and bring workers back.
It’s a hard lesson learned in the throes of the early AI boom, in which bold claims of big savings have enticed many businesses to downsize their staff.
Many industry professionals now say that roles requiring sound judgment, creativity, customer interaction, and...
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