IBM: due to the development of AI technology, 40% of employees will need to regain their skills in the next three years.

CTOnews.com, August 21 (Xinhua)-- the IBM Business value Institute released a new research report last week that mentions the impact of generative AI on humans. The results show that people do not need to be afraid of the influence of AI, but should use AI to benefit themselves.

The survey of 3000 C-level executives in 28 countries and 21000 employees in 22 countries showed that AI "undoubtedly" will bring changes to the workforce and enterprises, but "not necessarily a bad thing". The survey of 3000 C-level executives in 28 countries and regions and 21000 employees in 22 countries showed that CTOnews.com will bring changes to the workforce and enterprises.

Executives surveyed estimate that 40 per cent of their employees will need to use AI to regain their skills over the next three years. At the same time, 87 per cent of executives want generative AI to "strengthen" rather than "replace" their roles.

At the same time, employees who successfully (combined with AI) regained skills to adapt to technology-driven job changes grew 15 per cent faster than their peers, and those who embraced AI more actively grew 36 per cent higher than their peers.

IBM concluded in the report that AI will not replace humans, but those who will use AI will replace those who do not use AI.

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