News about automation: events, facts and developments on tafs uz.
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Digital monitoring of employees does not guarantee productivity growth and can even harm the business: high activity in corporate systems is not the same as results. Expert Alexander Klimeshov explained how to use automation to good effect.
Aziz KarimovIrina Shulzhenko, director of the organizational development department at Roskachestvo, told Gazeta.Ru that over the next five years automation will reduce the need for some tasks of cashiers, reference service operators, document processing specialists, and administrative workers. In her view, the professions will not disappear entirely, but the content of the work will change.
Javlon TursunovAccording to Kun.uz, citing Ars Technica, Amazon's robot fleet has exceeded one million units. The company employs more than 1.5 million people. George Mason expert Brad Greenwood notes the convergence of human and robot work zones and the possible pressure of work pace on employees.
Sardor QodirovThe Customs Committee of Uzbekistan has put forward for discussion a draft introducing automated processing of passenger customs declarations without staff involvement. It will be available for declarations with a low risk level under the risk analysis system. Comments are accepted until October 25.
Dilnoza RahimovaYoung workers in India — journalists, lawyers, managers — are increasingly using AI for routine tasks, but emphasize the need to verify results. According to surveys by Deloitte and Emeritus, a majority of young employees use AI. Experts and reports by NITI Aayog and the World Bank point to risks for entry-level positions and uncertainty about the long-term effect on the labor market.
Sardor QodirovIn Lyngby, Denmark, the startup Hive Robots has been training humanoid robots, together with the Føtex chain (Salling Group), to stock shelves after stores close since June. The robots are trained by an operator wearing VR goggles, and they are manufactured by China's Unitree. By early 2027, the startup hopes for autonomous night-time stocking of individual items.
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