THE PHILIPPINES could emerge as a beneficiary of job cuts overseas due to artificial intelligence (AI), an industry group said, noting that outsourcing might actually accelerate hand-in-hand with the AI trend. Most reports about job losses in relation to AI adoption are written from a foreign perspe...
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