BUSINESSAug 25 · 09:47 UTCFORTUNEDiane Brady

AI is giving Trivago and its CEO Johannes Thomas a new playbook on how to beat back disruption

Trivago reported strong revenue growth in its second quarter, reaching $196.4 million. CEO Johannes Thomas plans to leverage AI for transformation, shifting away from downsizing by building systems like a "role evolution agent." He advises other CEOs to dedicate time to rethinking their work through AI investment.

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