Watch Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber on AI Agents & The Great Tech Divide

Bloomberg has published a segment featuring Logitech Chief Executive Officer Hanneke Faber focused on AI agents and the “Great Tech Divide.” The presentation is framed as an interview or discussion with Faber, who leads the Switzerland-based technology company.

AI agents generally refer to software systems designed to carry out tasks with varying degrees of autonomy, often using artificial intelligence to interpret requests, process information and take actions across digital tools. Their development has become a major focus for technology companies as businesses assess how generative AI may reshape work, productivity and consumer devices.

Logitech is known for computer peripherals and collaboration products, including keyboards, mice, webcams, headsets and video-conferencing equipment. Discussions involving AI and a widening technology divide are relevant to companies operating in workplace technology, where access to hardware, software and digital skills can influence how broadly new tools are adopted.

The Bloomberg feature places Faber’s remarks within the wider debate over the practical use of AI agents and the uneven effects that rapid advances in technology can have across organizations, workers and consumers.