Hungarian group Docler-Byborg has announced the dismissal of 200 employees at its Budapest headquarters as part of a strategy of automation and digitization through artificial intelligence
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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The company is restructuring its operations in response to negative economic conditions and declining market opportunities. After the closure of the Frisshírek news portal, which attempted to replace journalists with artificial intelligence, the group has decided to further integrate AI into its work processes. The layoffs are part of a reorganization process that will take place in the coming months.
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