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Is "AI automation" just a fancy way to justify firing workers instead of actually improving efficiency?
As companies face rising costs and margin pressure in 2026, many are accelerating automation—but critics argue it's often a pretext for headcount reduction rather than genuine productivity gains. Cast your vote and share your take on whether AI automation is a tool for efficiency or a cover for layoffs.
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