The Coffee Run: JPMorgan is using AI to cut juniors, but AI won't curb 100-hour weeks for analysts
We've launched a new weekly video series to accompany Morning Coffee, in which we look at one story in more depth to give you the full picture.
Today we revisit CNBC's article about JPMorgan's efforts to have AI do the work of junior bankers. While it's obvious that AI will cut jobs, an unanswered question is what will become of the late nights and 100-hour weeks in banking.
We're not so sure they're going away. Find out why by clicking the video below.
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