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IBM CEO says there is 'no way' spending trillions on AI data centers will pay off at today's infrastructure costs

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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna was skeptical of the "belief" that data center spending could be profitable.

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6 companies that have signaled they are replacing human employees with AI

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, HP CEO Enrique Lores, and IBM CEO Arvind Krishna (from left to right).

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IBM's chief scientist has advice for entry-level engineers: Think beyond Big Tech

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IBM chief scientist Ruchir Puri has worked at the company for over 30 years.

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I've interned at IBM since high school. It's taught me 3 key lessons about building a career in tech.

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Gogi Benny, 21, got his first internship at IBM in high school.

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The simple interview question an IBM exec uses to spot entrepreneurial candidates

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Corinne Sklar said she always wanted to be a business person.

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AWS is negotiating a huge deal to supply IBM with Nvidia GPUs via the cloud

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IBM Research has already started training some of its AI models on AWS's Elastic Compute Cloud servers, an internal Amazon document said.

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This might be the most important job in AI

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There's an exciting new job in tech at the intersection of policy, ethics, and AI.

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Why "deployment of AI is top of mind for everybody," according to IBM's Jonathan Adashek

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McDonald's Ditches AI Drive-Thru Partnership With IBM

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McDonald’s is ending a two-year-old partnership with IBM to test AI’s ability to replace drive-thru workers at more than 100 restaurants, according to Restaurant Business. The world’s largest fast-food company is reportedly pulling the technology later in July.

McDonalds is removing its AI drive-thru voice ordering system from over 100 restaurants after its mishaps went viral

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McDonald's.

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