Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters' description of some workers as "lower-value human capital" was "inartful," JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon spoke about AI-driven job losses.
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Jamie Dimon addressed controversial comments from Standard Chartered's CEO in a new interview.
The JPMorgan CEO said "lower-value human capital" was an "inartful" description of employees.
Dimon said he hopes to offer reskilling, relocating, or even early retirement to displaced workers.
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