AI Comes for the White-Collar Worker: Agenda Live Highlights
A growing number of artificial intelligence assistants will make workers more productive in specialized fields such as law, medicine and entertainment. It could also replace some jobs altogether, said speakers at The Information’s AI Agenda Live conference Thursday.
“We have tech companies very actively thinking about how I can reduce my IT staff, HR support staff, customer service teams,” said Arvind Jain, co-founder and CEO of Glean, a startup that sells an AI-powered search chatbot for businesses.
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