CEO of US company that cut over thousand jobs in AI push calls narrative that AI is killing software jobs …

Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach has dismissed concerns that artificial intelligence (AI) will affect software business models. He called such fears overblown, despite his company cutting over 1,700 jobs last year as part of an AI-focused restructuring. In an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box” from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Eschenbach said, “It’s an…

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Doubling Accuracy in 10 Weeks

Electric-vehicle maker Lucid Motors is redefining its financial operations through an AI-native approach, partnering with PwC and Amazon Web Services to deploy rapid innovations amid aggressive growth targets. The initiative, detailed in a PwC case study, slashed demand forecasting and scenario modeling times from weeks to under one minute while scaling 14 AI use cases…

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Indonesia’s education minister says AI to not replace teachers’ role

Yogyakarta (ANTARA) – Indonesia’s Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Abdul Mu’ ti said the presence of artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace the role of teachers in the education process. “AI remains a technology that cannot solve everything or replace everything,” Abdul Mu’ ti said at a national seminar titled “AI and Improving the…

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AI App Makers Drive China Tech Rally as Investors Chase Profits

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Investors appear to be rotating deeper into China’s artificial intelligence trade, with attention shifting toward companies that already have products in market and earnings momentum to support higher valuations. As the AI rally sparked by DeepSeek moves into its second year, stocks tied to consumer-facing applications have moved to…

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Why Bill Gates, OpenAI chose Rwanda for Sh6.4 billion AI healthcare initiative

Rwanda is set to become the first African country to benefit from a $50 million (Sh6.4 billion) initiative by the Gates Foundation and OpenAI aimed at expanding artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. The initiative, dubbed Horizon 1000, will deploy AI tools in partnership with African governments and health leaders, targeting 1,000 primary healthcare clinics…

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General AI Adoption in Mexico Reaches 66%

Sixty six percent of the Mexican population uses AI, exceeding the global average of 62% as of late 2025, confirms Google. This technological deployment focuses on optimizing learning processes and increasing productivity within academic and professional environments. The 30-point growth in adoption over two years reflects a fundamental shift from recreational curiosity to functional utility,…

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AI Use Accelerates as Worker Confidence Falls and “Job Hugging” Takes Hold

New ManpowerGroup data shows rapid AI adoption colliding with a growing training gap, leaving workers struggling to keep pace with technological change. MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Workers around the world are adopting AI faster than ever, but that adoption is no longer translating into confidence. According to ManpowerGroup’s 2026 Global Talent Barometer, regular AI…

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AI Becoming Critical Infrastructure in Supply Chains

As AI is now becoming a critical infrastructure, the “AI’s Hidden Dependencies” report from Arthur D. Little’s Blue Shift Institute anticipates that those “hidden dependencies” will increasingly expose businesses to three systemic vulnerabilities: “AI feels cheap today because its real economic and environmental costs are essentially hidden. Once dependence sets in, those costs will surface….

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