ready to embrace the power of A.I. and machine learning in order to stay competitive

 

Last month, Buzzfeed—one of the world's biggest publishers—laid off 12% of its staff.
 
And replaced them with OpenAI.
"As the largest entertainment site in the U.S., BuzzFeed is no stranger to change. This week, the company announced that it was laying off 12% of its staff and replacing them with OpenAI tools. This decision has surprised many, as the company used to be a major employer of talent. However, it appears that the company is now ready to embrace the power of A.I. and machine learning in order to stay competitive in the ever-evolving digital media landscape."

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