GE Vernova uses AI because it cannot hire engineers fast enough to match growth
Pablo Koziner, GE Vernova's Commercial and Operations director, said in an interview that the company uses artificial intelligence to free its staff from routine tasks, since electrification is growing faster than it can hire engineers. The executive ruled out that AI means layoffs and noted that the company, with 12 engineering and manufacturing centers in Spain and 2,700 employees, is betting on expanding power grid capacity and on small modular reactors.
In 35 seconds
- Koziner says AI is not used to cut jobs, but to free staff from routine tasks.
- Electrification is growing faster than the company can hire engineers.
- GE Vernova has 12 engineering and manufacturing centers in Spain and 2,700 employees.
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