Ford rehires 300 veteran engineers after AI falls short in vehicle quality checks: Report

As companies rush to bring artificial intelligence into almost every part of their business, many have pitched the technology as a way to replace repetitive human work and improve efficiency. However, Ford is now showing that AI still has its limits. The US automaker says it has brought back hundreds of experienced engineers after finding that its AI-powered quality checks could not match the skills and judgement of veteran workers.

According to Bloomberg, Ford has rehired more than 300 veteran quality engineers in recent years after automated systems failed to deliver the expected results.