WFH helped create the AI revolution. RTO could pose its biggest problem.

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Stanford economist Nick Bloom highlights how the work-from-home (WFH) era boosted digital communication, creating valuable data that fueled AI development. As hybrid work returns, the reduction in documented digital interactions may challenge AI training data availability.

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