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A Coru\u00f1a (Spain), Jun 28 (EFE).- The senior director of Engineering and AI Research Strategy at Google, Pilar Manch\u00f3n<\/strong>, said Friday at the Ecosystems 2030 technology summit<\/a> that artificial intelligence<\/strong> (AI) will give people back 80% of their time thanks to its ability to streamline work.<\/p>\n

Manch\u00f3n said her company is “heading in the right direction” after a “very busy” decade with AI that “is revolutionizing everything.”<\/p>\n

Globally, studies show that the strongest support for AI is in emerging countries, where 77% of people support it thanks to the “success in democratizing technology<\/strong>” versus a lack of trust in other traditional elements such as governments or the media.<\/p>\n

“We must make sure that no one is left behind,” she said, reiterating the importance of “people having a voice and a vote in this society we are building,” since we people “are the problem we want to solve.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Thanks to artificial intelligence, according to data, 80% of people’s time will be given back to them<\/strong>, so enjoyment will increase while work will decrease.<\/p>\n

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A CORU\u00d1A, 28\/06\/24.- Pilar Manch\u00f3n, Google’s Senior Director of Engineering and AI Research Strategy, speaks at the Ecosystems 2030 International Forum, held on Friday in A Coru\u00f1a. EFE\/Cabalar <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div>\n

“We are in a revolution, I see it as a new renaissance,” she said regarding the impact of AI on a myriad of fields.<\/p>\n

It is a “tool” with which the world is changing, which is “empowering” by giving people more capabilities.<\/p>\n

“We are facing a new world with old world rules<\/strong>. We need new rules, we need to understand how this new world works,” she concluded.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The Ecosystems 2030 conference<\/a>, being held Friday in A Coru\u00f1a, Spain, is focusing on the “opportunities and challenges” of Artificial Intelligence (AI).<\/p>\n

A series of challenges are to be analyzed throughout the day by a total of 46 senior executives from companies such as Coca-Cola, Ikea, and Mastercard.<\/p>\n