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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Technology
Regyl Jaen

Workers Face a 'Darwinian Moment'—Billionaire Palo Alto CEO Says 'Evolve or Get Cut'

Nikesh Arora Palo Alto Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Networks’ CEO urges investing in retraining, warning against replacing employees instead of developing them amid AI changes. (Credit: PHOTO: Wikimedia Commons)

Artificial intelligence isn't just changing workflows but is also shaping survival rules in modern companies. Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora calls this the 'Darwinian moment' where employees who can adapt to AI-driven change are the ones who remain competitive.

Speaking on the 20VC podcast, he says that organisations are forced to 'figure out who's really good' since AI highlights skill gaps that were otherwise easier to overlook. His message is stark: adapt to AI or risk falling behind.

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