BUSINESSJun 2 · 21:59 UTCCBS NEWS

Some companies question cost of using AI over human workers

Some companies like Uber and Microsoft are re-evaluating aggressive AI adoption as rapid technological developments lead to mass layoffs. The article discusses corporate America's shifting stance on AI costs versus human labor.

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