Over Half of Thais Expect to Use AI Agents to Work for Them by 2030, Above Global Average
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Ericsson has released a report from its ConsumerLab project, which forecasts that by 2030, more than 52 percent of smartphone users in Thailand will turn to 'Agentic AI' to carry out tasks on their behalf. This figure is higher than the global average.
Agentic AI is artificial intelligence that can independently perform certain tasks for users, such as managing schedules, searching for and comparing information, or carrying out certain types of transactions, without the user having to instruct every step. The report indicates that this technology is attracting rapidly increasing interest among smartphone users.
The forecast reflects that Thais are likely to adopt new technology quickly, which could affect work, daily life, and the way businesses in the country deliver services. Some technology experts state that entrepreneurs and organisations should prepare appropriately in terms of AI skills and usage.
However, the report is only a forecast for the future, and actual results may differ from what was expected, depending on the development of technology, regulations, and consumer behaviour. Readers should therefore continue to follow further information from credible news sources.
Sources: bangkokbiznews
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