Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach downplayed AI’s threat to software business models, calling fears “overblown” despite recent job cuts. He emphasized AI as a growth driver, not a hindrance, citing increased customer demand for AI tools and Workday’s strong market position. This comes as the company, like others, navigates market pressures and invests heavily in AI capabilities.
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