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Companies are laying off humans and replacing them with AI agents without proper testing. Is this crazy?
I keep seeing more and more stories about entire teams being laid off and replaced by AI agents almost overnight. It feels reckless-like companies are going all-in on technology that’s still quite unpredictable in real-world conditions. Why don’t more companies take a safer approach? For example, create a parallel “AI branch” or pilot team for 3-6 months: run the AI agents alongside human employees, measure real performance, error rates, customer satisfaction, and edge cases before making perm...
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