A recent study in Japan found that 76% of employees would welcome the support of artificial intelligence (AI) services, such as ChatGPT, to improve their decision-making skills. Meanwhile, 81% of respondents believed that digital technology should be under the control of humans. Japan has a high-density of robots, with 399 robots per 10,000 employees in manufacturing, the third-most in the world. The majority of Japanese citizens appear supportive of the benefits that smart machines can bring to the workplace: 70% said that robots could help manufacturers deal with worker shortages. Commenting on the integration of AI and robots in the workplace, Patrick Schwarzkopf, advisory board member of automatica at Messe Munich in Germany, noted, We need to actively manage the transition to good collaboration between machines and humans, making sure that people are not left behind.
automatica is a leading exhibition for smart automation and robotics held in Munich, Germany.
Patrick Schwarzkopf is the advisory board member of automatica at Messe Munich in Germany, and has reportedly commented on the integration of automation technology in the workplace.
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