Pop Pulse News

Bots, agents, and digital workers: AI is changing the very definition of work

By Lars Schmidt

Bots, agents, and digital workers: AI is changing the very definition of work

Imagine a world where your digital colleague handles entire workflows, adapts to real-time challenges, and collaborates seamlessly with your human team. This isn't science fiction -- it's the imminent reality of AI agents in the workplace.

As Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, boldly predicted at their annual DevDay event, "2025 is when AI agents will work." But what does this mean for the future of human labor, organizational structures, and the very definition of work itself?

According to research by The Conference Board, 56% of workers use generative AI on the job, and nearly 1 in 10 use generative AI tools daily.

As we move into this AI-enabled stage of business, it's essential to understand the transformative potential of AI agents, explore how they're set to revolutionize the workplace, and challenge ourselves to reconceptualize the human-machine partnership in the world of work.

Previous articleNext article

POPULAR CATEGORY

corporate

7826

tech

8910

entertainment

9786

research

4219

wellness

7599

athletics

10051