Sunak's AI summit | Businesses need to urgently develop the AI skills of over 55s, or risk isolating these workers

It’s unclear what impact extreme advancements in technology are going to have on businesses and the world in general.

Most experts say that AI is the single most powerful technology to have ever been created, or likely to ever be created. This bestows an immense responsibility on humans to navigate this powerful tech carefully and thoughtfully.

AI is already being used in the workplace in a myriad of interesting ways. In healthcare, the technology is making identification of illnesses and diseases more accurate, in many industries it analyses data in a far more accurate way than a human ever could, and it automates many menial tasks performed by HR practitioners. Despite its downfalls, AI really does have the power to make human lives safer and more convenient.

In the workplace, many employers are already encouraging their staff to adopt the most user-friendly AI technology, ChatGPT. Controversial in its nature, yet an extremely powerful prompt-based chatbot, ChatGPT changed the game for the average worker, who may be more likely to use this tech to aid their everyday work as opposed to searching on Google.