UK workers will be able to save up to 122 hours a year by using artificial intelligence (AI) for administrative work, technology giant Google said. According to the organization, allowing some training for staff and using AI can increase the acceptance of technology at a double rate, which will allow the country to earn up to 5 billion pounds (about $ 1 billion).
According to a report by Google's AI Works Pilot Project published last Friday, the project was run in the country's small business, educational institutions and a labor organization. It found that workers are becoming interested in using AI technology through a few steps and are regularly using it.
Another significant aspect of the use of AI is that since AI reduces the time of general tasks, staff can pay attention to more 'real' and productive works, which reduces stress in the workplace and increases overall productivity.
“Many were hesitant at first,” said Debie Weinstein, president of Google Europe, the Middle East and Africa. They were thinking, 'Should I do this?' They come forward when we assure them and approve of use. '
According to the report, the use of this technology has doubled among the staff after providing AI training and after months users are using it regularly.
Before the start of training, only 5 percent of women used to use a weekly and 5 percent daily AI. After three months, the number increased to 5 and 20 percent respectively.
Google's partner research firm Public First, says a large part of the employees, especially the elderly and lower income women, never used generative AI in the workplace.
Researchers say that with 'general permission' and some training, the country's workforce can be more efficient, which can make a major change in the overall economy.
In addition, Google has made huge investment in AI development. Currently the company is adding AI technology to almost all the platforms including search engines. Google can invest up to $ 1 billion in this sector, so that the use of AI in the worldwide business sector can be further spread.
References: CNN
