AI may be driving another round of large-scale layoffs at Meta, but not in the way many expected. According to Reuters, the company is primarily looking to protect its massive spending on AI infrastructure while also preparing for the productivity gains it expects from AI-assisted work.
Instead of easing workloads, artificial intelligence is so far only accelerating and complicating work processes. That is the conclusion reached by analysts at ActivTrak.
AI could trigger a large-scale economic crisis in the United States by 2028, according to the Citrini Research Institute
Some companies are using artificial intelligence as a pretext for layoffs that would have happened anyway. This statement was made by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in an interview with CNBC.
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