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While it's true that AI won't completely replace humans in jobs, it will certainly reduce the demand for human labor. Imagine a future where everyone is solving different problems and using technologies beyond AI's capabilities. What do you think we'

When an AI company says “we’re not here to replace you,” DON’T believe them. What they really mean is “We can’t replace you…yet.” Companies exist to maximize value for shareholders. Their goals are simple: (1) increase revenues, (2) reduce costs, (3

AI vs. Human: The Future of Collaboration- The debate between AI and human capabilities is intense. While some fear AI will replace human roles, others see AI as enhancing human potential. AI excels in processing vast data, predicting trends, and aut

These days some mutual funds are slowly cutting down their investments in bank stocks and putting more money into NBFCs there could be many reasons behind it but one of them might be that banks are finding it a bit more expensive to borrow money now

Salesforce will not hire software devs this year salesforce's decision to halt the hiring of new developers has raised concerns about the growing impact of AI on job availability. Rather than expanding its workforce, the company is relying heavily o

Klarna Stopped Hiring Humans A Year Ago Because Of AI By Applyly December 16, 2024 Klarna, a Swedish fintech giant, has reshaped its workforce strategy, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to replace traditional roles. Over the past year, Klarna’

Top 5 Tech Myths DEBUNKED 💥: Myth: Only computer science graduates can excel in tech – Truth: Many successful tech professionals come from diverse backgrounds, including arts and humanities. Myth: You need to know how to code to work in tech – Tru

🔥 *Salesforce AI Agents Replace 4,000 Customer Service Jobs in 8 Months* – CEO Marc Benioff revealed AI now handles 50% of customer interactions, cutting support staff from 9,000 to 5,000 employees, reducing costs by 17%. 🤔 *Why It Matters* – This

Today I will be writing about the Product Development Lifecycle There are 5 stages of the Product Development Lifecyle: 1) Development 2) Introduction 3) Growth 4) Maturity 5) Decline Development: Earlier, it was considered that development only in