Artificial intelligence brings a lot of advantages and benefits, but as companies become more and more interested in the integration of this technology, there are fears among employees, who see AI as a competitor for their workplace, according to Termene.ro, the business intelligence platform from Romania, which integrates data analyzed with the help of artificial intelligence about companies.
To help the business environment, Termene.ro launched a solution that analyzes based on well-established indicators to what extent a certain activity can be replaced by robots.
Both employees and entrepreneurs can thus learn the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs.
“Romanian companies have understood that technology is the key to development, and the integration of artificial intelligence becomes a competitive advantage, especially in a dynamic and challenging business environment. We have received over 5000 requests to participate in our “Waves of Artificial Intelligence” work sessions where we concretely explore how to integrate this technology to reduce costs, replace employees and exponentially grow a business. On the other hand, there are increasing questions among employees about whether or not it is possible for AI to replace them. We thus thought of a concrete solution that analyzes the risk of a job being taken over by robots, depending on the field, the repetitive activity, but also the need for adaptation or empathy. Thus, both employers and employees can find out if certain activities can be taken over by technology,” stated Adrian Dragomir, founder of Termene.ro and creator of the “Waves of Artificial Intelligence” podcast.
Global data shows that artificial intelligence can increase productivity by cutting up to 60-70% of workers’ time by automating their work, according to a McKinsey report. It also shows that half of all work done today will be automated by AI between 2035 and 2075.
In fact, a report by the McKinsey Global Institute estimates that generative artificial intelligence will make an annual contribution of up to $4.4 trillion to the global economy. At the same time, the analyzed data shows that AI can cause global economic growth of up to 13-16 trillion dollars by 2030. The percentage of companies that have already adopted artificial intelligence in at least one department or business process, worldwide, varies between 50% and 60%, double the 2017 level, according to the McKinsey report.
