Over the last year, we've seen a familiar pattern: Companies announce layoffs and blame AI. (Now, some of the layoffs are blamed on AI, but are actually for different reasons, but that's been the trend.) Today, the WSJ reported that some companies are realizing they might have made a mistake: Some firms are re-hiring workers they fired because of AI, realizing that experience trumps context-constrained AI by a mile Others are starting to think about increasing hiring of entry-level wo...