I once feared AI especially from a robotics perspective, but now I am embrace it. What’s interesting is that the vast majority of AI-powered tools are data-centric as opposed to robotics-centric, but automation remains the name of the game. And this automation will help increase employee productivity, so that folks like analysts aren’t spending 50-60 hours a week slaving over their jobs. AI can help automate a lot of their daily tasks to allow a much better work-life balance.
Spot on -your comment is relatable. It’s a rational fear, on paper it all makes sense, but you are right, time will be given back and productivity and efficiency will increase.
I once feared AI especially from a robotics perspective, but now I am embrace it. What’s interesting is that the vast majority of AI-powered tools are data-centric as opposed to robotics-centric, but automation remains the name of the game. And this automation will help increase employee productivity, so that folks like analysts aren’t spending 50-60 hours a week slaving over their jobs. AI can help automate a lot of their daily tasks to allow a much better work-life balance.
Spot on -your comment is relatable. It’s a rational fear, on paper it all makes sense, but you are right, time will be given back and productivity and efficiency will increase.