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Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to roughly a quarter of its workforce as it continues to invest heavily in AI. It’s part of a broader tech industry push…
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to roughly a quarter of its workforce as it continues to invest heavily in AI. It’s part of a broader tech industry push to cut costs and shift priorities to align with how AI is changing their businesses. CNN’s Lisa Eadicicco reports.
It's hardly new...<br>AI has so similar effect on other companies reliant on AI ...<br>So yeah you guys worried about lay off in factories and service staff...<br>What you got instead is lay off in programmers and related personel, and of course financial services 😅<br>You know the most lucrative jobs in the world...<br>And no doctors are not spared... It's just you don't have enough of them in the first place 😅
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to roughly a quarter of its workforce as it continues to invest heavily in AI. It’s part of a broader tech industry push to cut costs and shift priorities to align with how AI is changing their businesses. CNN’s Lisa Eadicicco reports.
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