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Tech firms in the U.S. and abroad push 72-hour workweeks to stay competitive in the AI race, despite worker well-being concerns.
Tech firms, including New York-based Rilla, are promoting 72-hour workweeks—often called 996 culture—amid the global AI race, urging employees to work 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week.
While offering perks like free meals and health care, companies emphasize long hours as essential to innovation and competitiveness.
This approach, originally popularized in China and later echoed by leaders in India and the U.S., persists despite past crackdowns and concerns over worker well-being and labor rights.
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Las empresas tecnológicas en los EE.UU. y en el extranjero empujan a las semanas laborales de 72 horas para mantenerse competitivas en la carrera de la IA, a pesar de las preocupaciones por el bienestar de los trabajadores.