[Standard Chartered Bank CEO: AI to Replace 'Low-Value Human Capital,' Plans to Cut Over 15% of Support Roles by 2030] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on May 19, according to Bloomberg, Standard Chartered Bank CEO Bill Winters stated that the bank will advance the application of artificial intelligence to replace 'low-value human capital,' a move that will result in the elimination of thousands of jobs. On the same day, Standard Chartered Bank announced plans to streamline operations by expanding the use of artificial intelligence, aiming to cut over 15% of support roles by 2030. As of the end of 2025, the bank is expected to have approximately 52,000 employees in such roles, with its business footprint spanning India, China, Poland, Singapore, and Hong Kong.