BT boss Kirkby expects AI to deepen job cuts, FT reports

British Telecom Giant BT Announced 55,000 Job Cuts by 2030 — Now Even More Could Go Due to AI

Notwithstanding the recent announcement of 55,000 job cuts by 2030, British telecommunications giant BT is considering additional reductions in employment with the advancement of artificial intelligence. This was disclosed by Allison Kirkby, CEO of the British telecommunications giant BT, in a Sunday interview with the Financial Times. Kirkby said that progress in AI technology might result in additional reductions at the company. BT's Cost-Cutt…

BT chief says AI could deliver more job cuts

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BT already wants to cut 40,000-55,000 jobs by 2030, but artificial intelligence could lead to further redundancies.

The CEO of British telecom giant BT warns AI could lead to further job cuts at the firm

Allison Kirkby, the CEO of BT Group.JANERIK HENRIKSSON/TT News Agency/AFP via Getty ImagesThe CEO of British telecom giant BT has warned that AI may lead to further cuts at the firm.BT announced plans in 2023 to cut up to 55,000 jobs by 2030.CEO Allison Kirkby told the FT that such proposals "did not reflect the full potential of AI."Executives warning of the potential impact of artificial intelligence on white-collar jobs is becoming an increas…

BT CEO Says AI Advances Could Deepen Job Cuts: FT

BT Group Plc CEO Allison Kirkby says that advancements in artificial intelligence could deepen the job cuts that are already happening at the telecommunications firm in an interview with the Financial Times.

BT boss Kirkby expects AI to deepen job cuts, FT reports

BT Group Chief Executive Allison Kirkby said advances in artificial intelligence could deepen significant job cuts under way at the British telecoms company, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.