US EditionIBM CEO makes play for AI market and more US investment
- On May 7, 2025, IBM announced new AI tools at its Think conference in the United States to help enterprises manage business-focused AI agents efficiently.
- IBM developed these tools to integrate AI agents from multiple providers and enable customers to build custom agents for untapped applications within five minutes.
- The software uses IBM Granite, Meta, and Mistral AI models and aims to accelerate enterprise deployments, bridging experimentation and secure, governed production environments.
- IBM CEO Arvind Krishna predicted that generative AI will enable the creation of more than a billion new applications in the coming years and emphasized the need to boost federal research and development funding, which currently remains near historic lows.
- IBM's AI expansion aligns with a planned $150 billion investment in the US, addressing funding cutbacks and signaling strategic focus on AI, mainframe, and quantum computing markets.
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IBM CEO makes play for AI market and more US investment
IBM on Tuesday made a play for more sales in the crowded artificial intelligence field, touting tools that could help customers manage a fleet of AI agents for their key business applications. In an interview, Chief Executive Arvind Krishna said he saw an opening to provide software that integrates customers'
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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna has stated that the company has saved several hundred jobs in the personnel sector with the help of AI and so-called AI agents. At the same time, IBM has created new jobs in areas such as software development, sales and marketing. According to Krishna, these areas required human judgment, while simple routine activities are increasingly automated. Despite the use of AI, the overall employment [...] The article IBM saves hu…
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