The Asian-focused bank unveiled plans on Tuesday to cut around 7,800 jobs as it ramps up the use of AI across its operations

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LONDON — Standard Chartered has become the latest company to announce job cuts as it seeks to replace 'lower-value human capital' with technology. The...

Standard Chartered will eliminate more than 7,000 jobs over the next four years as it seeks to replace “lower-value human capital” with technology, becoming one of the top names…

A new name for the working class, 'lower-value human capital'.They don't give a shit about you and your family. https://t.co/s2Y6rL6Mey

A Singapore spokesperson said the bank will support its people through change - with care and respect. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters reassures staff after backlash over remarks on AI replacing 'lower-value human capital'. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at…

The bank cited AI as a driver to slim its operations in its quest to increase profitability and tackle competition.

British banking giant HSBC appealed to staff not to fight artificial intelligence on Wednesday, saying it would destroy jobs while creating new ones, as...

CEO Georges Elhedery pledged that AI could make HSBC workers "more productive versions of themselves".

The Asian-focused bank unveiled plans on Tuesday to cut around 7,800 jobs as it ramps up the use of AI across its operations.

Bill Winters drew criticism on social media and from a former head of state after describing workers as "lower-value human capital" at an investor event

HSBC could cut around 20,000 roles over coming years as big banks grow more open about AI's toll on their workforces

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Standard Chartered plans to cut over 7,000 back-office jobs by 2030, replacing risk, compliance, and HR roles with AI while pursuing digital asset expansion.

Regulators in Hong Kong and Singapore question Standard Chartered after CEO Bill Winters linked 7,000 job cuts to AI, calling roles 'lower-value human capital.'

The global bank earlier said it would cut 15 per cent of corporate function roles – or more than 7,000 jobs – by 2030.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters has apologized for comments about artificial intelligence replacing workers. He stated that the bank is investing in AI technology. This move…