Amazon CEO Andy Jassy In his most recent conversation with Jim Cramer: Artificial Intelligence, the recent conversation with CNBC’s workers was fundamentally redesigned by Amazon’s workforce, which automates routine jobs and at the same time creates new opportunities in progressive technology areas.
Jassy’s remarks that a memo reflected that he sent to the 1.5 million employees of Amazon last week underlines both the disruptive and the transformative potential of the generative AI in the entire operation of the company.
Jassy said Cramer that, as with any important technological change, “there will be fewer people who actually begin to automate the technology.” He emphasized that Ai Amazon employees already free from the work of red work, made jobs “more interesting” and enables employees to concentrate on innovations and higher-quality tasks.
For example, AI agents now take care of coding, analysis and research at Amazon, he said.
However, Jassy was honest with the effects on the crew. He admitted that the acceptance of generative AI is required for certain roles “fewer people”. In A current internal memoJassy wrote: “We will need fewer people who do some of today’s work and more people who do other types of jobs. It is difficult to know where these nerves, but in the next few years we expect our entire company workforce to reduce this, as we increase efficiency if we use AI in detail through the company.”
Amazon has already gone through significant layoffs and has reduced more than 27,000 jobs in recent years. Jassy has positioned the ongoing transformation as an opportunity for those who wanted to adapt, Request employees In order to “be curious about AI, to educate yourself, to take part in workshops and to experiment with training courses” and to experiment with AI tools in order to “get more ready with Scrappier teams”.
Jassy also pointed out that AI will create new jobs in areas such as robotics, AI development and other areas that require human creativity and complex decision-making.
“I think that AI and generative AI are especially the most transformative technology of our lives, which says a lot because we had the internet,” he told CNBC.
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