AT&T says Ask AT&T will collate data that will make employees more 'creative at their jobs.'
, adding that its employees “can be part of the first generation of true corporate users of this new capability.” It continued, “We think this technology will make them more effective, more efficient, and more creative at their jobs.”will help transfer old programs to the cloud, effectively modernizing them and allowing developers to “focus on solving new and more complex challenges and business needs,” an AT&T spokesperson said in an email to Gizmodo.
Ask AT&T is safe and secure, Markus claimed in the blog post, saying the tool was tested for the possibility of leaked data but reported that the tests allegedly proved the company doesn’t have to worry about the AI tool leaking information to the public domain. Although Ask AT&T was created to streamline employees’ everyday tasks, Markus said “AT&T users are responsible for checking that the results are accurate and appropriate.
reported in February. Markus called generative AI a “transformational technology,” comparing it to the impact PCs and the internet had on businesses decades ago.But Markus seems to be alone in his cavalier attitude about artificial intelligence’s forward mobility in the workplace as other companies have directed their employees not to interact with AI while they work on their version of an AI tool.
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