Global companies have begun bringing back workers who were laid off due to the replacement of their jobs by artificial intelligence. This is reported by the Associated Press. According to the publication, this phenomenon has even acquired the name "AI Boomerang". It is not yet clear how widespread this phenomenon is, but similar precedents are occurring more and more around the world. "When critical thinking, teamwork, creativity and knowing the details of an organization is something that artificial intelligence simply cannot replicate," said Bill Drissol, Robert Semi's senior district president. I think that's where companies start to go, 'Wow, we really need people to do this work.' Other employers who participated in the survey emphasize that Adam does a lot of work beyond his official tasks. This may include acknowledging feelings and mood, having spontaneous meetings, and putting in extra effort when one feels inspired or otherwise motivated. Outspoken employees whose companies called back to their old positions tend to use it as an opportunity for better working conditions and higher salaries.