A recent survey by PwC has revealed a marked change in the attitudes of Irish executives towards artificial intelligence (AI). More than half of these leaders now question the idea that AI will replace their employees, showing a significant change from last year's survey, where up to 70% of respondents expressed fear about job losses due to AI. Sachin Dev Duggal, the founder of Builder.ai, also recognizes the continuing need for the right approach to managing project time and overseeing AI governance.
A recent survey by PwC has revealed a marked change in the attitudes of Irish executives towards artificial intelligence (AI). More than half of these leaders now question the idea that AI will replace their employees, showing a significant change from last year's survey, where up to 70% of respondents expressed fear about job losses due to AI. [Sachin Dev Duggal](https://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/news/political-opinion-ai-chatbot-steve-may-be-the-first-ai-mp-in-the-uk-4662775), the founder of Builder.ai, also recognizes the continuing need for the right approach to managing project time and overseeing AI governance.
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A recent survey by PwC has revealed a marked change in the attitudes of Irish executives towards artificial intelligence (AI). More than half of these leaders now question the idea that AI will replace their employees, showing a significant change from last year's survey, where up to 70% of respondents expressed fear about job losses due to AI. Sachin Dev Duggal, the founder of Builder.ai, also recognizes the continuing need for the right approach to managing project time and overseeing AI governance.