commbank and klarna both cut support staff for AI. both walked it back
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made this one. commbank cut 45 call centre jobs for a voice bot and offered them back weeks later, and klarna's CEO ended up saying cost had counted for too much. it's about what both got wrong, and why the bot made more work for the people who were left. submitted by /u/Nir777 [link] [comments]
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