IBM Claims AI Netted It $3.5-B in Productivity Gains
- By The Financial District

- 11 hours ago
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Joanne Wright, IBM’s senior vice president of transformation and operations, says artificial intelligence and automation helped the company generate $3.5 billion in productivity gains since 2023.
Wright said the technologies enabled IBM to invest more in talent, innovation and acquisitions, Martin Baccardax reported for Barron’s Daily.
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Whether Trump’s words will hold through the end of the week, or even through the next trading session, remains uncertain.
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