No, this is genuinely an issue. I'm 100% pro-AI, I think it's inevitable.
But there is no ethical difference between a company downsizing (or not continuing to grow) because they replace human jobs with AI and a company outsourcing work to the cheapest vendor when the vendor uses AI.
Allowing companies to shift the blame just leads to a cacophony of shell companies popping up to fence AI art to major corporations.
Wizzards failed to do their due diligence and should be treated as if they made this mistake themselves.
But there is no ethical difference between a company downsizing (or not continuing to grow) because they replace human jobs with AI and a company outsourcing work to the cheapest vendor when the vendor uses AI.
Allowing companies to shift the blame just leads to a cacophony of shell companies popping up to fence AI art to major corporations.
Wizzards failed to do their due diligence and should be treated as if they made this mistake themselves.