Danish Firms Hire Fewer Workers After Adopting AI: Central Bank
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Analysis: Artificial intelligence costs jobs, says the Nationalbank. No, it creates more, says the Confederation of Danish Industry. Jyllands-Posten checks who is right - and also finds some really good news.
OSLO, September 17 (Xinhua) -- The Danish central bank reported that Danish companies using artificial intelligence employ fewer people than similar firms that do not use the technology.
After Danish companies started to use artificial intelligence (SI), they hired fewer workers compared to other companies that did not apply this technology. At this time, the Central Bank of Denmark published information. It is noted in the analysis conducted by the National Bank of Denmark that the slowdown in the pace of increase in employment is particularly noticeable among younger and more highly educated workers. However, it affects labor …
Danish firms hire fewer workers after adopting AI: central bank
Danish companies that adopt artificial intelligence (AI) subsequently hire fewer workers than comparable firms that do not use the technology, Denmark's central bank said Wednesday, reported Xinhua. An analysis released by Danmarks Nationalbank found that the slowdown in employment growth is particularly evident among younger and more highly educated workers; however, there are no signs that wages have been affected. "The transformation we expec…
New figures from the Nationalbank show continued employment growth despite companies' use of artificial intelligence, points out Søren Kryhlmand, Deputy CEO of the Confederation of Danish Industry.
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