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STARTUP WANTS TO PAY BOTS $1M TO STEAL YOUR JOB A company called Firecrawl is trying (again) to hire AI bots as employees. Yep—actual bots. 1 to write blogs, 1 to do customer support, and 1 to code. Salary? $5K a month. No snacks, no sleep, just endless work. The catch? https://t.co/2zKAhZmmWa
AI CHATBOTS AT WORK: LOTS OF PROMISE, ZERO PAY RAISE AI chatbots are now everywhere—helping draft emails, write code, answer support questions—and still managed to do basically nothing for workers’ pay or hours. In 7,000 offices across Denmark, workers using AI saved about 3% https://t.co/fHsJM6J7lu https://t.co/8v6VSDtZer
Y Combinator startup Firecrawl is ready to pay $1M to hire three AI agents as employees: Firecrawl seeks to hire AI agents with a $1 million budget dedicated to three roles: content creation, customer support, and junior development, each with a monthly pay of $5,000, while also
Y Combinator-backed startup Firecrawl has announced plans to allocate a $1 million budget to hire three artificial intelligence (AI) agents as employees. The company aims to employ these AI agents in distinct roles including content creation, customer support, and junior development. Each AI agent is offered a monthly salary of $5,000. Firecrawl's initiative represents a novel approach to integrating AI into the workforce, with the agents expected to contribute to reshaping web data, support services, and content generation. This move comes amid broader discussions on the impact of AI chatbots in the workplace, where despite their growing presence in tasks such as drafting emails, coding, and answering support queries, there has been little effect on workers’ pay or working hours according to recent reports from Denmark.
