Amazon CEO says AI will mean ‘fewer people’ do jobs that get automated
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said that the rapid release of productive artificial intelligence means that the company will require the company to do some jobs that employees can overcome computers one day.
“As in every technical transformation, there will be fewer people who do some jobs that technology really starts to automate,” Jassy said in an interview on Monday. He said. “But there will be other things.”
Even if artificial intelligence eliminates the need for some roles, Amazon AI said that he would continue to hire more employees and more employees in robotics and elsewhere.
At the beginning of this month, Jassy admitted that the company expects the labor force to fall in the next few years because Amazon embraced the software representatives working with productive AI and AI. In a note, the employees said, “It would be difficult to know exactly where this is over time,” but Amazon said that the institutional labor force will shrink as it gains more efficiency than technology.
This is a message advancing in the technology industry. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff claimed that AI’s software sellers were doing 30% to 50% of AI’s software sellers last week. Other companies like Do shopping And Microsoft He called on employees to adopt technology in their daily work. In May, the CEO of Klarna said that the online lender has managed to reduce the number of personnel by approximately 40%due to partially investments in the AI and the natural wear to the labor force.
Jassy said on Monday, AI’s employees will save the “rote work” and “all of our work” more interesting “, and employees will allow better services to invented faster than before, he said.
Amazon and other technology companies have been shrinking the labor force through dismissal for the last few years. Amazon has reduced more than 27,000 jobs since the beginning of 2022, and in recent months, smaller, more targeted layoffs have been announced in retail and device units.
The Amazon shares are performing low and 5.5%of Nasdaq this year. The stock is approximately 10% below the record reached in February, other megacaps MetaMicrosoft and Nvidia All trading or very close record summits.
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