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Google ex-CEO says most companies have got thousand employees they don’t need

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Eric Schmidt remarked that AI technology might help large corporations operate more efficiently with fewer staff. He suggested that significant job roles focused on planning and coordination could be reduced or eliminated. Schmidt provided an example of a…

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