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Thursday, 7/2, 04:07 AM

SAP Bets on Retraining Over Layoffs as AI Reshapes Its Workforce

  • Germany's SAP, one of the world's largest software companies, says it is retraining and redeploying workers rather than cutting them as artificial intelligence transforms its business — a counterpoint to an industry shedding jobs, though economists question whether the pledge can hold.

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