Lila Ibrahim on the Axios stage. Credit: Dani Ammann Photography on behalf of Axios 1 big thing: Axios House programming at the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland continued on Tuesday with a lunchtime reception event featuring interviews with Google DeepMind chief operating officer Lila Ibrahim and Stanford’s Digital Economy Lab director Erik Brynjolfsson led by managing editor Alison Snyder and chief technology correspondent Ina Fried . Go deeper: Lila Ibrahim said that she feels more optimistic about AI this year than last. "It’s been pretty great advancement that actually people are collaborating and having the conversation. Now, I think we need to move into how do we actually coordinate? But I think the fact that we’re actually leaning into those conversations with a wide range of stakeholders is something in past technology trends, when I think about them, it always came later." Erik Brynjolfsson analyzed a taxonomy that compiled over 200,000 individual tasks across various occupations to gauge the transformative potential of generative AI on specific jobs and workflows. "If you go through all of those tasks, somewhere between 40 and 50% of them can be significantly transformed by just generative AI, let alone the other flavors […]
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