IT Home On October 16, according to Business Insider, the fierce competition in the AI field forces tech professionals to work overtime. However, Alexander Ambirikos, head of OpenAI’s corporate products and负责人 of its new AI agent dots, believes that AI can also help people significantly reduce working hours.
On the local time of the 15th, Enbirocos said at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference that as AI capabilities continue to improve, people can choose to work harder or hand over part of their work to AI, thereby getting more relaxed. “We have more options.”
Previously, a journalist asked him when AI would actually allow people to have more free time. The journalist mentioned that an OpenAI employee used the mobile function of ChatGPT to work while in a car and on a plane.There is no way to say that the burden is reduced due to new technologies。
Enbricos believes that people can completely let AI do the work, reducing their own workload. However, some are optimistic about the potential of AI development and think that now is a good time to get busy. “I think this is why many people have been working very hard these days, and I am no exception. But people do have choices.”It’s entirely possible to do it in a different way, and assign a large amount of work to AI.。”
OpenAI has positioned dots as a 24/7 workplace assistant that can actively handle tasks and organize to-do items. Enbricos often uses its dots through Slack to interact with it in various discussion threads.
Reports indicate that his views also reflect the fact that companies are still in the early stages of adopting AI tools. Most companies have not yet automated work tasks, and many employees are still figuring out how much to use AI. In contrast, employees who started using AI earlier can quickly complete tasks that used to take days or even weeks, especially in the field of software engineering.
According to IT Home, Enbricos summarized the choices people face as follows: “Do you want to improve your goals and accomplish more, or do you prefer to do less? I believe we have indeed reached a time when we can make free choices.”
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