Artificial’s King encourages AI context-switching workers
Potential increased tokenisation costs will mean human workers who can context-switch with AI and be used at scale will become very important to the industry, says Artificial’s co-CEO David King.
For King, the most important aspects firms should be looking at with AI are the simple cost, speed, and volume metrics, which is why he is concerned about the potential “absolutely massive” issue of
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