AI, or artificial intelligence, is fast becoming part of day-to-day life, and it could also have a big impact on how people work in the years ahead.
By tackling some of the more routine tasks, the technology may help some people to free up their time to focus more on how they can make an impact in their career.
Perhaps the time saved could be used to brainstorm with colleagues or to focus on a particular project. Or maybe the technology could even help you brush up on your presentation skills.
Recent research from jobs and hiring platform Indeed indicates that one in four workers feels “excited” about how their role may develop in an AI world.
But a quarter don’t feel prepared to adapt to changes in the workplace.
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