In article it says the probrem was staff resignations, not AI. They brought them back with more money to set up the AI systems.
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Whether they laid people off or chose not fill vacancies with experience, the net result is still the same. They replaced people with AI, expecting known imprecise tools to do precise work, and it was really fucking stupid.
Love seeing decisions like this blow up in corporate execs' faces.
Also, sidebar, did my YT video on this topic this week if anyone's bored.
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