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Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs globally to undo pandemic-era hiring amid AI push — REUTERS / Carlos Barria

Amazon · United States

Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs globally to undo pandemic-era hiring amid AI push

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Amazon said on Wednesday it was cutting 16,000 jobs worldwide in the second major round of layoffs at the ⁠company in three months, as it restructures after pandemic-era over-hiring and expands the adoption of artificial intelligence ‍tools.See the Story

Crafting the Perfect Crisis Communications Plan - Ragan Communications

Crafting the Perfect Crisis Communications Plan - Ragan Communications

Are you prepared to communicate clearly when a crisis hits? The post Crafting the Perfect Crisis Communications Plan appeared first on PR Daily.See the Story

GM Financial’s business case for making AI fun for employees

Artificial Intelligence · Detroit

GM Financial’s business case for making AI fun for employees

Lightening the tone helped make adoption feel easier. Talking about AI can often be a somber endeavor, with lots of conversation about tech stacks and ethics and ROI. But it doesn’t have to be quite so serious. With the right attitude, implementing AI can be a fun process that employees will want to get involved in. GM Financial, a regulated company that employees call “risk averse,” found a way to make implementing and interacting with AI an en…See the Story

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