Much has been said already about AI and how it’s said to take over the world and even the Housing and Development Board (HDB) has rolled out the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance worker safety at its construction sites. Alongside that is also the issue of an aging population and the need to keep older workers skilled and relevant for AI adoption. Actually, this extends to younger workers as well as adoption of AI has yet to settle into his final form and learning to use it remains unknown. Andy Gillard, Intelligent Automation Leader for APAC at EY, a multinational professional services firm shares more.

<p>Much has been said already about AI and how it&rsquo;s said to take over the world and even the Housing and Development Board (HDB) has rolled out the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance worker safety at its construction sites. Alongside that is also the issue of an aging population and the need to keep older workers skilled and relevant for AI adoption. Actually, this extends to younger workers as well as adoption of AI has yet to settle into his final form and learning to use it remains unknown. Andy Gillard, Intelligent Automation Leader for APAC at EY, a multinational professional services firm shares more.</p>

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