EY puts $100M behind human judgment as AI absorbs routine work; AI revenue up 30%
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-09-01
Per WSJ, AI is forcing EY to overhaul how it rewards people: with AI absorbing more routine professional work, the firm is putting $100M behind human judgment.
Employees can earn spot awards up to $500 or $10K–$25K for adaptability, innovation, judgment and AI experimentation, with major individual contributions eligible for $10K–$25K. EY's AI-related revenue also grew 30% in FY25.
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