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Joule AI escapes virtual prison
['Jason Bannier']
Gadget
A demonstration at SAP Connect Southern Africa envisioned the future of work, as told by an AI, writes JASON BANNIER.
Standing alongside a robot wearing a tracksuit carrying SAP’s AI assistant brand Joule, Dube said: “The fear I have had is that AI is going to take my job.”
Dube said employees might find themselves arguing with AI agents in future, but that should not necessarily be a cause for concern.
As Gadget previously reported , SAP presented the Business AI Platform as an environment for developing and governing agents that work across enterprise operations.
However, SAP’s autonomous-enterprise vision still depends on businesses having systems, processes and employees capable of supporting the technology.