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AT&T is set to continue reducing its workforce as it transitions to automation and AI, having already cut more than half of its employees in the past decade. The company aims to enhance its fiber internet and wireless services while decommissioning its copper wire network, which has faced regulatory challenges. Despite job reductions, AT&T plans to hire for roles related to AI management and development.
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AT&T is set to continue reducing its workforce as it transitions to automation and AI, having already cut more than half of its employees in the past decade. The company aims to enhance its fiber internet and wireless services while decommissioning its copper wire network, which has faced regulatory challenges. Despite job reductions, AT&T plans to hire for roles related to AI management and development.
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