Belgian managers see AI benefits but fear job losses
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Belgian managers are discovering more and more benefits of artificial intelligence, or AI, in their companies. Many executives notice that their employees can work faster and more efficiently thanks to this technology. Productivity in various sectors is therefore rising.
At the same time, many managers are worried about the consequences for employment. They fear that AI will take over certain tasks that are currently performed by people. As a result, jobs may disappear in the future, especially in routine work. This uncertainty plays a major role in the discussion about the new technology.
In addition, the research shows that many Belgian companies do not yet have clear agreements on the responsible use of AI. Rules on privacy, transparency and control are often missing. Experts believe that companies should make these agreements quickly so that AI can be deployed in a safe and fair way.
The results therefore show a dual picture. AI offers opportunities for greater productivity, but it also brings challenges for workers and businesses in Belgium.
Sources: ICT/Magazine
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