Bill Winters said he was "sorry" for his "choice of words" and said the bank valued "all" of its employees.
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Standard Chartered's CEO walked back controversial AI comments after backlash over his "lower-value human capital" remark.
StanChart CEO Bill Winters apologizes for controversial AI comments on "lower-value human capital" amid backlash over job cuts.
Winters expresses regret for his choice of words describing how AI would replace some workers at the lender.
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StanChart CEO apologises for ‘lower-value human’ comments
Standard Chartered CEO apologises for ‘lower-value human capital’ remarks
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