IBM plans to eliminate a small number of jobs in its research division. In an effort to cut costs, the research arm of Big Blue will be scaling back some projects considered nonessential. An IBM ...

IBM has reportedly eliminated around 8,000 positions – a wide majority of layoffs affected Human Resources (HR). The layoffs come after IBM announced that it has applied artificial intelligence (AI) ...

As artificial intelligence develops at an unprecedented pace, its potential impacts on humanity are not fully understood prompting some to issue doomsday warnings and others to champion the role AI ...

Technology giant IBM plans to stop hiring people to fill thousands of roles in the coming years that the company believes artificial intelligence can handle, CEO Arvind Krishna told Bloomberg, marking ...

Since generative AI burst into the public consciousness last year, people have been worried about how fast the technology would impact the workforce. Increasingly, the answer seems to be: A lot faster ...

IBM is adding 20 jobs at its innovation center in the Key Center. The new jobs are from Bluewolf, which specializes in customer relationship management and cloud computing. The jobs will boost ...

IBM on Tuesday told employees in its marketing and communications division that it's slashing the size of its staff, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. Jonathan Adashek, IBM's chief ...

A known Big Tech company is now looking to replace its human employees with technology, centering on artificial intelligence, with IBM revealing its plans to expand its workforce sometime in the ...

Juda is one of roughly 240 people who now work at the IBM hub in Key Center near Fountain Plaza. But she also is an exception. Most of the jobs at the IBM hub – a $55 million part of the state's ...

IBM was supposed to be "a game changer" high-tech anchor that would draw similar ventures to Louisiana's emerging digital economy. In exchange for 800 jobs at IBM's Client Innovation Center in ...

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 ...