Meta has prepared a reorganization project to replace the work of thousands of employees with AI agents and AI tools. This is the so-called "Project OT." Previously, each product team consisted of about 20 people, but under the Project OT plan, the size would be reduced to around 5, with AI taking over a significant portion of the work previously done by engineers, designers, and data analysts. What sparked even more controversy was the way the AI was trained. Meta collected employees' mouse and keyboard input data so that AI agents could learn how humans and computers interact, and employees pushed back, calling it de facto workplace surveillance. In today's Oh!Graph, we examined Meta's secretly prepared "Project OT" through five charts.
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