McKinsey now counts up to 25,000 AI agents in a 60,000-strong workforce
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The consulting giant's CEO says its combined workforce has reached roughly 60,000, and a third of it doesn't draw a salary McKinsey & Company has a new kind of hire. It doesn’t need a desk, a laptop, or a holiday party. According to CEO Bob Sternfels, the firm now runs a combined human-AI workforce of around 60,000. That figure includes approximately 40,000 humans and between 20,000 and 25,000 AI agents. Roughly one in three members of the McKinsey “workforce” is now software. About 18 months ago, McKinsey had just a few thousand AI agents in operation.
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