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January 2019
Gartner (The
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With virtual personal
assistants (VPAs) and other chatbots augmenting human performance in many
organisations, about 70 per cent institutions would integrate Artificial
Intelligence (AI) at workplaces by 2021 to assist their employees, market
research firm Gartner said on Thursday.
"Digital workplace
leaders will pro-actively implement AI-based technologies such as virtual
assistants or other NLP-based conversational agents and robots to support and
augment employees' tasks and productivity," said Helen Poitevin, Senior
Research Director, Gartner.
However, past incidents have shown that poorly designed assistants cause frustration among employees that has at times prompted bad behaviour and abusive language toward the VPA. "AI agents must be properly monitored to prevent digital harassment and frustrating user experiences otherwise it could create a toxic work environment," Poitevin added.
However, past incidents have shown that poorly designed assistants cause frustration among employees that has at times prompted bad behaviour and abusive language toward the VPA. "AI agents must be properly monitored to prevent digital harassment and frustrating user experiences otherwise it could create a toxic work environment," Poitevin added.
Recent experiments have
also shown that people's abusive behaviour toward AI technologies can translate
into how they treat the humans around them hence organisations should train the
VPAs to respond appropriately to aggressive language, Gartner noted. Hence,
this increasing involvement of AI, VPAs and chatbots in work spaces is expected
to prompt 10 per cent of organisations to add a digital harassment policy to
workplace regulations.
Additionally, since
applied AI and automation to routine work across banks have been successful,
the research firm predicts that by 2020, about 20 per cent of operational bank
staff engaged in back office activities will rely on AI to do non-routine work,
the research firm noted.The Total Investment & Insurance
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