EY CEO says AI won't decrease its 400,000-person workforce &mdash; but it might help it double in size

EY CEO says AI won't decrease its 400,000-person workforce — but it might help it double in size

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If artificial intelligence advances mean the average employee can do twice the amount of work they do today, then EY CEO Janet Truncale could see the consulting giant grow without cutting her head count.

EY CEO says AI won't decrease its 400,000-person workforce — but it might help it double in size

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