Nikesh Arora says AI changed is changing hiring plans, but the cybersecurity CEO says he needs more engineers.
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Nikesh Arora, the CEO of Palo Alto Networks, said it's a "fallacy" that AI will reduce the need for employees.
Palo Networks CEO Nikesh Arora: It is mistake to believe that AI productivity gains automatically means fewer employees, in fact for engineers ...
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