A digital workforce is the 'way to go' in dealing with labor crunches, says Chinese AI firm
Guanchun Wang of Laiye says a digital workforce enabled by artificial intelligence can address problems such as the Great Resignation in the West and falling birth rates in China.
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A digital workforce is the 'way to go' in dealing with labor crunches, says Chinese AI firm
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