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5 myth-busting facts about AI in the workplace
Myth 1: AI will cause widespread unemployment
One of the most pervasive myths about AI is that it will decimate the workforce. But the opposite is apt to be true.
Fact: AI will likely create far more jobs than it destroys
A recent study revealed that AI tools like ChatGPT can help bridge skill gaps, enhancing the capabilities of less knowledgeable workers and boosting efficiency for seasoned professionals [1]. Copilot in Windows also frees up valuable employee time by automating administrative tasks, freeing workers to focus on strategic initiatives that drive individual and organizational growth. Ultimately, AI is poised to help people offload lower-value tasks and prioritize more meaningful work.
Myth 2: Workers can easily employ AI tools on their own
When it comes to leading the AI charge, some leaders are playing hot potato.
Fact: Employees rely on leaders for strategic AI implementation
To effectively leverage AI, employees need more than just access—they require clear guidance. IT teams must be able to equip workers with the right AI tools and ensure thorough training for optimal use. The right training will cut confusion and frustration.
Myth 3: AI demands an IT overhaul
Despite what you might’ve heard, integrating AI into workflows doesn’t require a complete overhaul of existing IT infrastructure.
Fact: Familiar platforms can drive easy and effective AI adoption
The new HP AI PCs running Windows 11 and the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra processors make it easy to access cutting-edge tech through an intuitive interface. By allowing teams to tap into new capabilities within a familiar platform, IT can be a hero without a lot of extra effort and stress. Intel® Core™ Ultra processors featuring NPU engines also mean these HP AI PCs, such as the EliteBook 1000 series, can extend battery life, boost productivity, and enhance collaboration, packing a powerful punch of added benefits.
Myth 4: AI will make devices less secure
While AI-enabled threats and on-device AI activity are turning endpoints into prime targets, that doesn’t mean AI PCs will be less secure than traditional PCs.
Fact: AI PCs fortified with hardware enforced protections can instantly block fast-evolving threats
Zero-trust hardware can stop sophisticated AI and non-AI threats in their tracks. By choosing HP AI PCs with embedded security at the chip level, IT teams can cut out one major concern and even future-proof devices against advanced quantum computing attacks.
Myth 5: Not all businesses can benefit from AI
Waiting to implement AI could be a costly mistake. From accelerating innovation to empowering the workforce to reclaim time, AI is quickly becoming a game-changer for employees and companies of every size across industries.
Fact: The right tech providers can help you capitalize on AI
Trusted tech providers can partner with you to deliver clarity and assistance. They can create a tailored roadmap to help everyone in your business make the most of AI—from top management to remote workers. And with partners like Intel, which is engaging over 100 ISVs to optimize a wide variety of cutting-edge tools for Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, your users can handle anything.
To read the full guide from HP click here.
[1] MIT Technology Review, “ChatGPT is about to revolutionize the economy. We need to decide what that looks like.” March 25, 2023, https://www.technologyreview. com/2023/03/25/1070275/chatgpt-revolutionize-economy-decide-what-looks-like/