José Elías, president of Audax, calls for reflection on which parts of work AI can do
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José Elías, president of Audax, has shared on his social media an experience related to artificial intelligence (AI). According to him, he took part in a test in which an automated system assessed him as if he were a buyer.
During the test, the system also detected that Elías did not put up any resistance. That is, he did not try to negotiate or dispute the conditions presented to him. The president of Audax used this example to speak about the current capabilities of the technology and its possible impact on the working environment.
In his message, Elías invited professionals to think about which part of their work a machine could carry out. His call for reflection comes at a time when many Spanish companies are incorporating AI tools into their processes, from data analysis to customer service.
Elías's post has generated interest because of the direct way in which it raises a debate that affects workers in many sectors. For now, the case shows how AI is already capable of evaluating people's behaviour in specific situations, which forces us to rethink which skills will be most important in the future.
Sources: Business Insider España
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