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AI Won’t Replace Auto Jobs. It will Enable Workers to do Their Jobs Better
AI is here...and so are the concerns about how this impact the auto workforce.
Is there reason to be concerned? Sure.
But is there also reason to feel excited and optimistic about its potential? Absolutely.
In this episode of the Driving Mobility podcast, ParkMyFleet CSO Michele Pierog sits down with Jamye Carpenter, Co-chair of the IARA Artificial Intelligence Committee, to discuss this very issue.
Jamye's take: AI will not reduce the workforce, the human element in auto will always be necessary. But AI tools will enable workers to do their jobs with more efficiency, accuracy and speed, cutting some tasks tasks down to just a few minutes and, eventually, streamlining these processes across the industry.
How will this work? Tune in to find out.
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By ParkMyFleetAI is here...and so are the concerns about how this impact the auto workforce.
Is there reason to be concerned? Sure.
But is there also reason to feel excited and optimistic about its potential? Absolutely.
In this episode of the Driving Mobility podcast, ParkMyFleet CSO Michele Pierog sits down with Jamye Carpenter, Co-chair of the IARA Artificial Intelligence Committee, to discuss this very issue.
Jamye's take: AI will not reduce the workforce, the human element in auto will always be necessary. But AI tools will enable workers to do their jobs with more efficiency, accuracy and speed, cutting some tasks tasks down to just a few minutes and, eventually, streamlining these processes across the industry.
How will this work? Tune in to find out.