7,800 jobs at IBM could be replaced by AI within years, CEO suggests
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says that roughly 30% of their non-customer-facing positions could be covered by artificial intelligence over a five-year period.
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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says that roughly 30% of their non-customer-facing positions could be covered by artificial intelligence over a five-year period.
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