How US-based HR company’s plan to hire AI bots backfired

A US-based human resources technology company, Lattice, faced significant backlash after announcing plans to treat AI bots as employees, forcing the company to quickly backtrack on its initiative.

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How US-based HR company’s plan to hire AI bots backfired

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