There's a reason ChatGPT was the talk of this year's Davos forum: Everyone is trying to make sense of what the technology will mean for their corner of the world.
Even tech experts are shockedOne major tech company CEO I spoke to in Davos told me he knew all about the large language model approach that underlies these generative AI tools — but he wouldn't have predicted, even six months ago, that they would emerge as the game-changers they are shaping up to be.
Mihir Shukla, CEO of Automation Anywhere, said his firm's AI software is already automating a host of knowledge worker tasks, such as processing mortgage applications and even helped overworked nurses in the UK during the height of the Covid pandemic.Educators are worried. New York City schools were quick to ban the technology from their networks, an approach that many see as wrong-headed, akin to trying to prevent students from using calculators or Wikipedia.
A better approach could be to embrace the technology and encourage students to identify where it falls short — a set of skills that will be critical for a generation of knowledge workers that will be toiling along side such technologies.Microsoft president Brad Smith said at an Axios event in Davos.This is going to be extraordinarily important for international competitiveness and the national security of countries," Smith said.
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