Global companies have started rehiring employees who were laid off due to their roles being replaced by AI - According to the Associated Press report, this phenomenon has even been given a name - "AI Boomerang." It is not yet clear how common this phenomenon is, but similar precedents are occurring increasingly around the world. "When critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and organizational knowledge are required, these are things that artificial intelligence simply cannot replicate," says Bill Driscoll, senior regional president at Robert Half. And I think that's where companies are starting to realize, "Wow, we really need people to do that kind of work," - the publication writes. Other employers interviewed also emphasize that humans do a lot of work outside their formal job descriptions. This may include identifying emotions and moods, holding spontaneous meetings, and investing extra effort when a person feels inspired or otherwise motivated. Fired employees whose companies have called them back to their old roles generally try to use this as an opportunity to secure better working conditions and higher salaries. Contact Haqqin.az.