AI rush sparks workplace woes: Amazon and Google under fire for workforce crunch

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Tech giants like Amazon and Google are facing criticism from employees for mismanagement issues as they strive to stay ahead in the AI competition. Complaints include manpower shortages, prioritizing speed over quality, and neglecting technical risks. An Amazon engineer highlighted the pressure to quickly develop AI features to catch up with competitors like Microsoft and OpenAI.

Employees have reported instances of working on AI projects without proper testing protocols, leading to late-night emergencies to address urgent issues. The competitive pressure in the AI field has resulted in accelerated development schedules, budget constraints, and staff reductions. Google employees described the product development process as challenging due to the intense competition in the GenAI sector.

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