STARTUP USES AI TO PLACE WORKERS DISPLACED BY AI
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Pelgo, a new startup, is leveraging artificial intelligence to help workers find jobs faster and more affordably after being displaced by automation. The company claims its AI-powered placement services offer a more efficient alternative to traditional recruitment.
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