Big Tech jobs are on the line after Google, IBM, and Dropbox say they're leaning into AI
after over-hiring for the past two years.
Despite the"tough choices" the company was forced to make, Pichai contended that, due in part to its early investments in AI, the company still had a huge opportunity for growth. ."We have a substantial opportunity in front of us with AI across our products and are prepared to approach it boldly and responsibly."IBM's CEO Arvind Krishna told Bloomberg the company would pause hiring on roles that could be replaced with AI. the company expects to pause hiring for roles that could be replaced by AI.
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