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00:00What AI will do in 2024 predicted from global tensions to a transformed workforce.

00:06Artificial intelligence experts have weighed in on the progress they expect to see from AI

00:10in 2024 and the world could be rapidly shifting. With AI rapidly transforming how companies operate,

00:17the priorities of world governments and also posing major questions around safety,

00:21there has never been a more vital time to understand how our world is progressing.

00:25Experts have now drawn together five key changes we can expect the world to see throughout next year

00:31due to AI and they could be major. Geopolitical tension. It is expected that regulation of AI

00:37will become a serious geopolitical issue, with leaders such as President Joe Biden and UK Prime

00:42Minister Rishi Sunak already posturing themselves to become world beaters in AI regulation. In 2024,

00:49we will see AI regulation become a serious geopolitical issue as governments seek to

00:54protect their most successful AI companies, which are now seen as strategic assets,

00:59explained James Clough, co-founder of Robin AI. There will be major clashes between the AI safety

01:05lobby, advocating for regulation or a pause in AI capabilities progress, and from the AI

01:10accelerationist world, advocating for open-source AI models and pushing back against any attempts at

01:16regulation. Clough added, the debate between the two will break into the political mainstream

01:22following the Sam Altman and open AI drama. Disconnected approaches. The US, UK and EU are all beginning

01:29to employ different approaches towards AI and its regulation, meaning we are going to end up with

01:34three incompatible AI rulebooks. It comes after the UK's AI safety summit earlier this year suggested the

01:41UK's approach will be to play, but play safely, according to Dr. Richard Bones, principal of AI and ML

01:48at Kin plus Carta. This is notably different to the US approach, which seeks to target specific areas

01:53of risk, such as misinformation generated by AI and AI-powered cyber attacks. In turn, the EU is taking a

02:01bureaucratic approach by categorizing AI into supposedly future-proof definitions, which then inform how much

02:08risk that AI poses, and to regulate it. What this means is that we're going to see three distinct rule

02:13books develop across these three markets. 2024 will see these rule books get tighter, which is going to

02:20catch out those companies who didn't start building their data infrastructure that underpins AI use,

02:25Dr. Bones added. Businesses will get stuck in. More and more businesses will begin to integrate AI

02:31into their operation, working out where artificial intelligence can drive value, and taking on a more

02:36practical approach. COO of Lenovo Solutions and Services Group Linda Yao believes that with

02:43organizations having a better grasp of their data, they will be able to create a hyper-personalized

02:48experience for end-users or the workforce. She added. One use case arising out of this is being able to

02:54tailor our working or learning or living experiences to our own working patterns and historical data and

03:00preferences. We could do this before, but now we can do so more precisely and efficiently.

03:05Reskilling instead of replacing workers will be a priority. One of the greatest fears for the

03:11layman surrounding AI is the concern about artificial intelligence replacing key aspects of our lives,

03:16in particular our jobs. But according to Farley Thomas, CEO of Manageable, we will be talking about

03:22reskilling and upskilling, because workers will not necessarily be displaced by automation.

03:28Thomas believes that AI mostly poses a risk to managerial-level roles. If all you're doing is

03:34supervising processes and production, this work is likely to be perfect for AI to do better and

03:39cheaper. However, he added that the need for high-value work is only going to increase and that

03:45this human element will coexist with AI. I like the idea of seeing AI as a co-pilot for complex human

03:52work, such as leadership. Traditional software startups will integrate AI. We can expect to see

03:58AI being integrated into more traditional software startups. With a greater shift towards profitability,

04:05we will see more integration of AI into traditional software startups to reduce operational costs and

04:11boost profitability, said John Frazell, CTO of Sure Valley Ventures. Whilst many will continue to

04:17prioritize customer-facing AI solutions over internal AI projects, those that prioritize more complex

04:23integrations that will transform business processes will be the real winners.

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