Opening Up The Workplace: The Way Ai Tools Are Changing Productivity

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Tran Minh Tung

Abstract

Objective: The present paper delves into the ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) tools can augment productivity in the modern work environment and examines the possible consequences of such improvements.


Method: In addition to examining the possible ramifications of these improvements, this article looks into how artificial intelligence (AI) tools can increase efficiency in the modern workplace.


Results: The following facets of AI-driven productivity gains are examined in the article:
Process streamlining: Artificial Intelligence (AI) automates routine operations, minimizes human labor, and enhances overall workflow efficiency. These benefits may result in lower operational expenses and more employee satisfaction.



  • Increasing human capabilities: AI supports human cognitive capacities by helping with activities like data analysis, decision-making, and information retrieval. This could promote employee skill development and contribute to increased innovation.


• Enhanced precision and decision-making: Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are able to examine enormous volumes of data in order to spot patterns and trends. This leads to more precise insights and data-driven choices, which may minimize errors, optimize the use of resources, and increase a company's competitive edge.
Conclusion: According to the article's conclusion, artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to drastically change the workplace by boosting accuracy, productivity, and human skills. To promote the responsible and inclusive implementation of AI technologies, it does, however, recognize the need for thorough evaluation of potential ethical and societal ramifications, such as job displacement and the need for worker upskilling.

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Tran Minh Tung. (2024). Opening Up The Workplace: The Way Ai Tools Are Changing Productivity. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(3), 480–491. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i3.1300
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Tran Minh Tung

Swinburne Vietnam - FPT University, Danang, Vietnam