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As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, a new generation of AI systems is emerging. The new system goes beyond answering questions to autonomously completing tasks and solving problems. These “agent” AI systems are set to revolutionize industries from healthcare to finance by tackling complex goals and improving productivity in ways we haven’t yet fully experienced. Masu.
Matt Wood, head of global commercial technology and innovation at PwC, discussed this evolution of AI on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street.” He emphasized the transition from basic question-answering systems to more advanced agent systems that can complete tasks on behalf of users. These systems can autonomously create and complete to-do lists for purposes such as booking flights or managing investments.
He predicts that agent AI will become more integrated into daily life over the next 12 months, just as apps are enhancing the functionality of smartphones. Wood also noted that AI is being rapidly adopted in regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, with existing investments in data governance providing a solid foundation for leveraging generative AI. .
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Companies like OpenAI, Salesforce, and McKinsey are already deploying agents to improve efficiency and reduce the need for human intervention in daily operations, according to a Dec. 13 Bloomberg report. Agents can take on roles such as personal assistant, supportive colleague, or supervisor, freeing up employees to focus on higher-value work.
Although agents will not completely replace jobs, AI agents are expected to transform work environments, create new roles, and drive productivity gains, especially in fields with complex and regulated processes. Masu. The proliferation of these agents could lead to changes in staffing models and workplace dynamics by 2025, with companies hiring fewer skilled workers.
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