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Posted by snipes824
on May 12, 2025, 16:19:50, in reply to "I’m seeing a lot of headlines about companies laying off staff because they’re replacing "
But it’s mostly talk elsewhere so far, from what I can tell.  Previous Messagepeople with AI. Is that at all legit or are they just trying to put window dressing on regular old cost cutting so the arrow always keeps point up? |
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