A tech CEO who cut his staff from over 1,000 to 120 says AI is boosting the value of 'high-agency' generalists

Fuente: Business Insider

Bird's CEO Robert Vis says AI is making high-agency generalists more valuable at work. Jose Sarmento Matos/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBird CEO Robert Vis said AI gives an edge to 'high agency' generalists who can work across roles. Bird's head count has dropped from more than 1,000 to 120 as AI automates more tasks.

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