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IBM wasn't often mentioned in the same breath as other AI titans, but the company has slowly morphed into one of the darlings of Wall Street's top trade.

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IBM has announced the dismissal of approximately 8,000 employees, with its HR department bearing the brunt of the cuts.

We have been hearing that AI is a threat to the future job market, but it has already started replacing humans in many fields ...

The over-a-century-old company that is now led by desi CEO Arvind Krishna has laid off nearly 8,000 employees, with the HR ...

IBM lays off 8000 employees, mainly in HR, as AI adoption reshapes roles and redirects hiring to tech and sales.

The tech company promises higher total employment as it reinvests resources toward roles like software development.

IBM layoffs, 8,000 amid AI-driven restructuring, signalling a shift from routine HR tasks to tech roles, as AI transforms ...

IBM details its plans to help enterprises to actually do more with AI, with an expanded set of agentic AI capabilities.

Job cuts have mainly affected the HR department, where routine work has been replaced by an AI agent. The money saved from ...

IBM's shift to being an AI company is starting to pay off big time. It's doubling down on its AI strategy, unveiling new products at its Think conference on Tuesday. "It's still the first inning ...