The world's largest banks are expected to lay off up to 200,000 employees over the next three to five years as artificial intelligence (AI) takes over tasks currently performed by humans. According to a survey of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) conducted by Bloomberg Intelligence, an average of 3% of their workforce will be cut. Senior analyst Tomasz Knozel predicts that jobs in back office, risk control and operations will be most at risk due to the increasing use of AI.
https://www.fakti.bg/en/biznes/940361-banks-worldwide-could-cut-up-to-200000-jobs-due-to-aiGoogle is planning to bring its Gemini AI technology to TV sets that run on its software, according to a report from Bloomberg. This move comes as the tech giant continues to expand its presence in the smart home market. Meanwhile, Dell has unveiled a rebranding effort aimed at making personal computers more appealing to consumers, while Intel has announced new laptop chips designed to extend battery life. Qualcomm is also set to release AI-enabled computer chips for devices priced around $600. Samsung has added generative AI capabilities to its best-selling TV lineup, and iPhone supplier TDK has rolled out new batteries to keep pace with the growing demand for artificial intelligence.
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