Ford rehires engineers after AI fails quality checks.

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Ford has restructured its workforce by rehiring 350 human engineers following the failure of its AI systems to meet quality control standards.
The company acknowledged that the AI tools were unable to replace the expertise and judgment required for quality checks.
This decision marks a significant retreat from the reliance on artificial intelligence in critical manufacturing processes.
Ford had previously expanded its use of AI over the last three years, but the recent failures led to the termination of the AI systems in quality control.
Veteran technicians are being brought back to address the quality issues that emerged during the AI's implementation.

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