NEW DELHI: Some workers are already living in fear of a possible takeover of their companies. market and work by artificial intelligence (AI) In the future, drink company Poland It is reported that the A.I. robot as “experimental” CEO.
Dictador, best known for its rum, has reportedly appointed a robot to oversee the company’s growth into one-off collectibles, communications and even strategic planning. The robot’s name is “Mika”.
“The decision of the dictator’s board is as bold as it is revolutionary,” said Marek Soldlovski, head of Europe. “The world as we know it will forever change as the first AI-powered human-like robots are integrated into corporate organizations,” he said.
While important decisions like hiring and firing will still be in the hands of people at the company, Mika will primarily focus on selecting artists to design custom bottles.
“My decision-making process relies on extensive data analysis and alignment with the company’s strategic goals,” Mika told Reuters in an interview. He said it would “ensure fair and strategic choices that are free of personal bias and prioritize the best interests of the organization.”
Dictador has been at the forefront of such technology-based stunts, offering what it calls “the world’s first aged rum tokenization” last week, and offering rum via NFT last year (the company said it would soon (raised $25,000).
driving force A.I. In the future, it is expected that companies will use it to make more decisions. According to a recent report, AI could bring an additional impact of $2.6 trillion to $4.4 trillion per year to the global economy by 2040. The report also states that AI could enable labor productivity gains of 0.1% to 0.6% per year over the same period.
(Information provided by agency)
Dictador, best known for its rum, has reportedly appointed a robot to oversee the company’s growth into one-off collectibles, communications and even strategic planning. The robot’s name is “Mika”.
“The decision of the dictator’s board is as bold as it is revolutionary,” said Marek Soldlovski, head of Europe. “The world as we know it will forever change as the first AI-powered human-like robots are integrated into corporate organizations,” he said.
While important decisions like hiring and firing will still be in the hands of people at the company, Mika will primarily focus on selecting artists to design custom bottles.
“My decision-making process relies on extensive data analysis and alignment with the company’s strategic goals,” Mika told Reuters in an interview. He said it would “ensure fair and strategic choices that are free of personal bias and prioritize the best interests of the organization.”
Dictador has been at the forefront of such technology-based stunts, offering what it calls “the world’s first aged rum tokenization” last week, and offering rum via NFT last year (the company said it would soon (raised $25,000).
driving force A.I. In the future, it is expected that companies will use it to make more decisions. According to a recent report, AI could bring an additional impact of $2.6 trillion to $4.4 trillion per year to the global economy by 2040. The report also states that AI could enable labor productivity gains of 0.1% to 0.6% per year over the same period.
(Information provided by agency)