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IBM's CEO touted DeepSeek AI as a validation of his strategy in a post-earnings victory lap as shares surge 12%

IBM’s strong Q4 earnings, driven by AI momentum, set off a 12% stock surge as CEO Arvind Krishna highlighted DeepSeek’s success as validation of Big Blue’s open-source AI strategy

Fortune

Is IBM Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold Ahead of Huge Quantum Computer Launch in 2025?

IBM’s plan to launch the world's largest quantum computer by 2025 could majorly disrupt the industry.

Barchart

White Man Sues IBM For Firing Him So 'They Could Hire More Women And Minorities'; Slams Company's Diversity Targets

A white man has sued IBM, alleging he was fired to meet diversity quotas. IBM denies the claims.

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IBM's quantum computer heads to college

It's an opportunity to start training a new generation of quantum-focused students and researchers.

Axios

IBM Is Catching Up With Microsoft And Apple On Wall Street—Is The Comeback For Real?

After years of decline, IBM's Economic Value Added (EVA), a measure of Economic Profit, the value a company generates more than the cost of capital, has been rising.

International Business Times

AI won’t steal your job—but it might cut your paycheck, Europe’s central bank says

Opportunities for younger and high-skilled workers could actually increase rather than vanish, thanks to AI.

Fortune

Bill Gates teases the possibility of a 3-day work week

The Microsoft founder is predicting a utopian world where "we don’t have to work as hard”.

Fortune

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Larry Summers, who more and more thinks 'ChatGPT is coming for the cognitive class,' just joined OpenAI's board to seal Sam Altman's triumphant comeback

The former Treasury secretary told Bloomberg months ago that "the people who write articles and their friends" are more at risk from tech this time around.

Fortune

LinkedIn's top recruiting executive says adding AI to job listings is a ‘requirement’

LinkedIn’s research shows that vacancies that mention AI are getting the most engagement from job seekers.

Fortune

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna warns against 'fantastical' AI predictions

Su and Krishna were among the CEOs honored at this year's Distinguished Leadership Awards from the Committee for Economic Development.

Fortune

IBM's CEO says 'the first thing you can automate is a repetitive, white-collar job,' but he's not cutting workers: 'I'll get more'

Arvind Krishna maintains that AI will create more jobs than it kills, warning not to “mistake productivity with job displacement.”

Fortune

Understanding the ethical and business imperatives of generative AI

Larger societal challenges are emerging as employers continue to increasingly incorporate AI in the workplace.

Fortune

The who's who of the tech world meet with senators to debate plan to regulate AI

More than 20 business leaders and others, including tech titans Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates, are on Capitol Hill to meet with U.S. senators.

WEKU

IBM's CEO, who froze hiring for thousands of roles and said A.I. could replace 50% of new jobs, just piled into a $4.5 billion unicorn's massive new funding round

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IBM CEO who plans hiring pause for 7,800 jobs due to A.I. says the world will be worse without the technology. 'Otherwise quality of life is going to fall'

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says A.I. will help keep worker productivity high, even as demographic trends point to a shrinking workforce.

Fortune

A.I. like ChatGPT will replace millions of jobs—or make your job ‘more human,’ says a new report

The report, by ServiceNow and Pearson, says A.I. will “augment” millions of jobs by letting employees be more creative and analytical, but warns of shortsighted companies that don’t retrain workers whose jobs are eliminated.

Fortune

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: A.I. ’good at doing tasks’ but terrible at doing whole jobs—for now

Your job is more likely to change than vanish as A.I. handles tasks you once did, Altman says, at least in the short term.

The Guardian - UK

Will AI free us from drudgery – or leave us jobless and hungry?

Artificial intelligence promises more leisure and creativity for workers. But at the same time, corporations are clamping down on unions and making plans to replace their expensive human employees, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna points to declining populations to calm fears about A.I. taking jobs

Employees doing routine tasks that A.I. can perform is “not an option” given population declines, argues the IBM chief.

Fortune

Google's Sundar Pichai thinks A.I. will spur 'big societal labor market disruptions'

The Google CEO thinks A.I. could have a massive impact on the labor market—he also thinks A.I. is the most "profound" thing that humanity is working on.

Fortune

A.I. as ‘amplification intelligence’ will be part of ‘every professional activity’ within 2 to 5 years, says Reid Hoffman

The Greylock partner and early OpenAI investor says A.I. is "off-the-charts amazing" in amplifying what someone can do.

Fortune

IBM's CEO says its new A.I. tools will be able to do '30 - 50%' of 'repetitive' office work after indicating his own company will pause some hiring

Arvind Krishna thinks A.I. will become integral to many office tasks.

Fortune

IBM re-enters the A.I. race with watsonx, a tool that trains A.I. on companies' private data

IBM's watsonx lets companies train custom A.I. without compromising data privacy.

PC Gamer

IBM believes 7,800 members of its staff could be replaced by AI

Though not the PC Gamer staff. Not yet, anyway.

TechRadar

IBM CEO says working from home won't get you anywhere

Working from home threatens your career prospects, says IBM CEO Arvind Krishna, expecting more workers to ditch their home office.

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