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How Schneider Electric is using AI in call centers and manufacturing to complement employees' work and boost productivity, rather than to replace them

For many chief executives, success in adopting artificial intelligence is measured by the number of jobs they can eliminate.

New York Times Patricia Cohen

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  • @stanforddel @stanforddel on bluesky
    “A lot of people are under the mistaken idea that the only way that you get productivity from A.I. is by removing labor costs.”  — @erikbryn.bsky.social  —  @nytimes.com looks at a case where AI makes workers more productive, rather than replacing them: www.nytimes.com/2026/05/29…
  • @uniglobalunion.org @uniglobalunion.org on bluesky
    We know AI can make us more productive.  —  But the $100 trillion dollar question: will corporations share the profits from that productivity jump?  —  www.nytimes.com/2026/05/29/b...