'AI boomerang' sends companies back to human workers
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Artificial intelligence tools now perform complex tasks like generating media and analyzing data in minutes. Many companies initially responded to these capabilities by cutting staff to automate their processes. This shift led to a phenomenon known as the AI boomerang. Businesses discovered that neural networks could not handle certain real-world demands. The trend shows companies returning to human workers after failing to replace them with AI.
Just a few years ago, artificial intelligence (AI) seemed like something out of science fiction. Today, AI tools can hold lengthy conversations, generate images and videos, turn speech into text and vice versa, and analyse huge amounts of data to make predictions. Tasks that once took hours, weeks or even months can now be completed in a matter of minutes. As speak in people, everything has its price. After a certain amount of time, many companies have started to cut staff en masse, trying to replace them with artificial intelligence (AI) and automate processes. However, when faced with reality, the business faced the phenomenon of "AI boomerang", because neural networks could not cope with complex tasks, the loss of accumulated knowledge and the need for human control.
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