One way companies are making AI backlash worse

Source: Business Insider

CEOs often tell workers to embrace AI, yet sometimes cite the technology when cutting jobs. Jamie Kelter Davis/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesMany CEOs advocate AI adoption yet cite it as a driver of layoffs, creating a complex workplace dynamic. One company, Standard Chartered, said it plans to cut over 7,000 jobs by 2030 as tech takes on tasks.

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