The transfer of routines to artificial intelligence does not necessarily make the workday easier. Matti Laukkanen, a specialist researcher at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, warns that the constant monitoring of artificial intelligence and the flow of decision-making will put an unprecedented strain on the brain.
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The transfer of routines to artificial intelligence does not necessarily make the workday easier. Matti Laukkanen, a specialist researcher at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, warns that the constant monitoring of artificial intelligence and the flow of decision-making will put an unprecedented strain on the brain.