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Companies using AI pay insufficient attention to impact on staff

Companies using AI pay insufficient attention to impact on staff

Companies implementing artificial intelligence are failing to adequately consider the impact on their employees. The adoption of AI often leads to changes in task complexity and mental workload, requiring better support systems for workers.

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People and companies prosecuted for Hong Kong residential complex fire

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