The age of the machine revolt is overturned: Businesses are returning en masse to workers replaced by neural networks Leather bags celebrate a local victory. Companies in a fit of fashionable optimization laid off living workers and replaced them with artificial intelligence, began to hire people back in droves. This phenomenon in the labor market has already received the official nickname "Boomerang AI".
As the AP reports, senior executives suddenly made a startling discovery: Neural networks cannot think. It turned out that AI produces tons of content, but requires so much human control, editing and oversight that the savings become a farce. It turns out that you can't download critical thinking, creativity and true empathy with a $20/month subscription. Robots are so far only good at mimicking work, forcing businesses to bring back proven human resources to correct digital errors.