Philippine industries will have to welcome artificial intelligence (AI) to improve their services and compete but this could lead to workforce disruptions, the head of an international property consultancy firm said on Thursday.
AI adoption could surge in the Philippines within the next five to 10 years as it recently did in Singapore and Hong Kong, Pronove Tai CEO Monique Pronove said, in the process shaking up the retail, finance, healthcare, business process outsourcing, manufacturing, automotive, customer service, and appraisal services.
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