Companies Are Testing Whether AI Can Solve Legacy Tech Problems

A lot of companies still depend on COBOL (common business-oriented language), the programming language designed for businesses, which came out over 60 years ago. However, practitioners of this language are from the baby boomer generation and are now retiring, so it’s getting harder to source specialists in this field. To tackle this problem, executives are testing out generative AI tools to catch their IT functions up to modern tech trends, according to The Wall Street Journal. Generative AI has been rapidly impacting businesses, and technology leaders have been jumping on the bandwagon to streamline and renovate their information-technology systems to get rid of outdated functions used in

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