Beyond the obvious: Regulated to the sidelines
A look back shows why we need to allow for profound change in order to benefit from artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence can boost productivity, enable new business models, and fundamentally change companies. According to economic historian Dr. Werner Plumpe, societies that have openly adopted new technologies, despite short-term negative consequences for old companies and jobs, have benefited disproportionately. Dr. Plumpe, a former professor at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, discusses the implications of past technological revolutions for the AI revolution with Daniel Stelter.
A recent survey by the Digitalverband Bitkom found that for the first time, the majority of companies are using AI.
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