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Aneel Bhusri on AI's impact on jobs and Workday's refounding

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Aneel Bhusri, who cofounded Workday with David Duffield, is currently reinventing the company for the age of AI. He noted that AI is expected to displace many jobs within five years, starting with rote tasks like payroll processing and junior auditing. Bhusri, who studied Steve Jobs' career and return to Apple Inc., refounded Workday, leading him to cut agents in development from 50 to 20.

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Bhusri stated that AI agents are already providing measurable returns for Workday's customers in areas like recruiting and contracts. He believes that agents automating audits and closing books could spark a renaissance in finance. He also emphasized that tech companies that profit from AI have a responsibility to retrain the workers they displace.

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  • Aneel BhusriCEO of Workday, who is reinventing the company for the age of AI.
  • David DuffieldCo-founder of Workday with Aneel Bhusri.
  • Steve JobsHis career and return to Apple Inc. were studied by Aneel Bhusri.

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