The Biggest Technology for Business World is Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence: The Biggest Technology for Business Artificial intelligence, which has demonstrated the potential to accomplish in seconds what human effort would take hours to complete, has sparked debates about the future of the workforce. A study conducted by Goldman Sachs revealed that artificial intelligence will affect 300 million roles globally. The business world is debating whether artificial intelligence, which has demonstrated the potential to accomplish in seconds what would take hours with human effort, poses a threat to the workforce. A study conducted by Goldman Sachs showed that artificial intelligence will affect 300 million roles globally, with one in four job positions noted to be under threat from generative artificial intelligence. Webtures CEO Kaan Gülten, sharing his assessments on the matter, stated, "Groundbreaking technological changes deeply affect the business world, societies and individuals. The great potential that artificial intelligence, particularly generative artificial intelligence, carries brings with it many issues such as discussions on well-being and ethics, workforce threat, and collaboration with artificial intelligence."

Artificial intelligence threatens white-collar jobs

In addition to artificial intelligence, which is expected to replace 85 million jobs by 2025, robotics and automation are projected to take over 20 million production jobs by 2030. It was noted that as technology becomes more widespread, the declining costs of access to automation and robotics products are likely to have significant impact on the job market in the near future. Emphasizing that performing repetitive, non-renewing tasks does not generate added value, Kaan Gülten stated, "Just as robotics and automation technologies are transforming production work based on physical labor, known as blue-collar work, artificial intelligence is now threatening white-collar workers. Particularly generative artificial intelligence shows that the concepts of experience, ideas and creativity that demonstrate human added value can also be imitated by algorithms. This situation demonstrates that the effects of technological developments need to be considered in depth."

Artificial intelligence is the biggest technology affecting sectors

In a recent study conducted by Gartner with over 400 CEOs and senior executives, it was found that one in five CEOs believes that artificial intelligence will be the most important technology affecting their sectors over the next three years. Noting that leaders are closely monitoring artificial intelligence and researching how they can use this technology in their business processes, Kaan Gülten said, "We have also begun to see initial implementations in this area. The world-renowned technology company IBM announced in early May that the company had halted hiring and planned to replace 8,000 positions with artificial intelligence. Experts' warnings that artificial intelligence could replace humans have been confirmed by this news. It is becoming increasingly important for authorities to conduct studies on how humans should be directed toward jobs in a future dominated by artificial intelligence."

"Human and technology interaction is shaping the business world"

Artificial intelligence recent developments demonstrate once again the importance of human and technology interaction, Webtures CEO Kaan Gülten concluded his assessments with the following remarks: "Should we entrust all work to artificial intelligence and focus only on our own well-being? Should we educate artificial intelligence on concepts like ethics that will bring humanity to a better place? Should we position artificial intelligence as an assistant and, in a sense, design it merely as a collaboration tool, cutting short the importance of progress? Or should we view artificial intelligence as a threat and begin to resist? All of these are questions that humanity needs to think about and discuss extensively from today onwards. As it is today, human and technology interaction will shape the business world, economic and social relationships in the future as well."