International Business Machines (IBM), a multinational technology company, decided to cut costs by employing Artificial ...

Big Blue is calling a big timeout on hiring real humans. IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said the company will likely pause filling nearly 8,000 jobs because the positions could be performed by artificial ...

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna acknowledged that his company has used artificial intelligence “to replace the work of a couple ...

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IBM Corp. said it expects to pause hiring for jobs that artificial intelligence could do, indicating that the potentially groundbreaking technology is beginning to disrupt how humans work.

IBM will slow or suspend hiring for back-office roles that AI could replace. IBM's CEO told Bloomberg 7,800 jobs, roughly 30% of back-end roles, would be replaced over 5 years. Roles in human ...

By Steve Lohr IBM joined the wave of layoffs by technology companies on Wednesday, saying it will shed 3,900 workers. The company described the cuts as mainly a result of earlier asset sales ...

Hiring in back-office functions — such as human resources — will be suspended or slowed, Krishna said in an interview. These non-customer-facing roles amount to roughly 26,000 workers, Krishna ...