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that the eu and other countries are taking the lead on regulation and they are deeply worried uk employment law is not keeping pace. they say it s also improving productivity and customer service. with his look into this story of our times, here s the bbc s business editor, simonjack. hello, you are through to octopus energy. this is georgie speaking. what can i do to help today? customer service as we know it. and i have the option of generating a reply using ai, 50. customer service of the future. artificial intelligence is reading, interpreting and answering customer queries. it is doing the work of 250 employees, and customers seem to like it. an e mail written by our team members has a 65% satisfaction rating from customers. an e mail written by ai has an 80% or 85% satisfaction rating. and so what the ai is doing is enabling our team to do a better job of serving customers at a time of great need. can we be realistic and honest about the fact that some jobs are going
we start with artificial intelligence because union leaders have told the bbc that the uk is falling behind in protecting workers from the effects of the ai revolution. the trades union congress says the eu and other countries are taking the lead on regulation, and that it s deeply worried uk employment law is not keeping pace. it comes as business leaders are hailing the potential of ai to spur innovation and improve productivity and customer service. this is georgie speaking. customer service as we know it. they have the option of generating a reply using ai. customer service of the future, artificial intelligence is reading interpreting and answering customer queries, doing the work of 250 employees and customers seem to like it. an e mail written by team members has a 65% satisfaction rating from customers, one from al has an 85% satisfaction ai has an 85% satisfaction rating. what it is doing is enabling the team to do better job of serving customers at the time of g
i m mark lobel. we start in turkey where the central bank have just announced their latest action to battle surging prices raising the base interest rate by 2.5% to 17.5%. a significant hike but less than many had predicted after last months mega move saw the cost of borrowing nearly double. now this is all part of an about turn for turkish economic policy since president erdogan was relected in may. for an economy facing inflation of almost 40% yes 40% and a cost of living crisis. financialjournalist victoria craig nowjoins us from ankara. when nowjoins us from ankara. we were chatting about hours when we were chatting about three hours ago, you expect at a rate rise into the 20s but you also said that president erdogan was no fan of rising interest rates and so is that what has happened? has he got his way? what has happened? has he got his wa ? ., , what has happened? has he got his wa ? . , . , what has happened? has he got his wa ? ., , ., , , ., what has happe