PwC is ready to part ways with employees who don't want to use AI

One of the world's largest consulting giants has made a bold statement: there will be no room in the company for those who doubt the future of artificial intelligence. Moreover, managers who are wary of the AI-first strategy may be replaced by more 'tech-savvy' specialists.

The head of the American division, Paul Griggs, directly stated that employees who think they can work without AI are 'unlikely to stay in the company for long.'

The irony is that PwC itself recently conducted a study which found that most companies have not yet seen significant financial benefits from AI implementation. Nevertheless, the corporation is confident that the future still lies in the large-scale use of technology.