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Krishna estimates that AI could write 20 – 30 percent of code but emphasizes that its role in more complex tasks will remain minimal.

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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna highlighted the complementary roles of quantum computing and AI to solve complex problems at SXSW 2025 ...

Lawsuits have challenged diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at IBM and Raleigh, NC-based Red Hat. The company seems to ...

International Business Machines’ (IBM) CEO Arvind Krishna backtracked on his 2023 claim that AI will replace much of the ...

Arvind Krishna says smaller, energy-efficient AI models like DeepSeek are the future, predicting most AI will use just 1% of today's energy.

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