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00:03America's largest companies are signaling they may need to hire more workers after
00:06months of holding back on hiring during the AI boom, according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:11Companies including Alphabet, Booz Allen Hamilton, CSX, Snap-on, and ServiceNow told investors they
00:19plan to add employees in areas tied to growth and AI. Booz Allen said it needs to accelerate
00:25hiring after cutting thousands of jobs last year, while Alphabet expects to keep hiring
00:30in AI and cloud computing. Lattice CEO Sarah Franklin said many employers have realized AI
00:36cannot fully replace workers and are hiring again, particularly for entry-level roles with
00:42AI native skills. Executives said hiring remains targeted rather than broad-based, while some
00:48experts caution it is still too early to know AI's long-term impact on employment.
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