JD.COM FOUNDER PLEDGES TO SHIELD 900K JOBS FROM AI
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JD.com founder Liu Qiangdong committed to protecting the e-commerce giant's 900,000-person workforce from automation, responding to mounting concerns about AI and robotics replacing workers.
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