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    • Even employees in non-technical roles need to show they are equipped to handle the disruptions ahead.
    • Even employees in non-technical roles need to show they are equipped to handle the disruptions ahead. PHOTO: PIXABAY

    Amy Reichanadter

    Published Sun, Feb 4, 2024 · 09:00 AM

    ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is transforming business operations, and there is a real fear that jobs will be lost in the process. Adopting a mindset of openness and innovation is the best safeguard to prevent this outcome.

    According to a recent report by MIT Technology Review Insights, Singapore is the fastest adopter of generative AI in the Asia-Pacific.

    Among tech leaders surveyed, 53 per cent are experimenting with the technology, and 37 per cent have already adopted it.

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