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Marion Rae

Answer to productivity could be AI-driven assistants

Steven Worrall believes Australia is crying out for productivity leaders. (HANDOUT/HERD MSL)

Generative artificial intelligence that can look at a trillion words at once will change the way people work by boosting productivity as well as risks, experts say.

"If we go back to the iPhone in 2007, we think about the evolution of the cloud, and now with AI, what we often discover is that how we use that technology is far different to what we might have imagined in the beginning," Microsoft's Steven Worrall told AAP.

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