White House advisor Michael Kratsios says that some companies are blaming AI for layoffs even when it has nothing to do with job roles cut, as ...
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AI Global WireWhite House advisor Michael Kratsios suggests AI is sometimes blamed for job cuts. Companies may use AI as a public reason for layoffs they planned anyway. Investors often reward companies producing ...
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