Beyond Work’s Christian Lanng asks, “What if we could interact with software as if we were both humans and say, ‘Hey, I want to create this,’ and then let the software do the work?
The debate about automation and its potential to replace jobs on a mass scale is certainly nothing new. However, the subject seems to be gaining traction in the last year, mostly thanks to the emergence of artificial intelligence-powered tools like ChatGPT.
Christian Lanng is a serial entrepreneur and the chairman of Beyond Work. Lanng believes in the transformative power of technology and thinks that the way people currently approach the topic of AI automation is merely scratching the surface of a much larger story waiting to be told.
Says Lanng, “With Beyond Work, we saw an opportunity to use AI and especially the next generation of AI tools out there — large language models — to try to make work both better and more productive, meaning both the workplace and the worker wins in how they work.”
Lanng hopes to change the way people interact with their software systems while increasing their productivity and speed throughout their job functions. By using AI-powered knowledge-based systems to automate tedious and repetitive tasks, he believes that people can not only better tackle the challenges of today, they can prepare themselves for the ones we might collectively face tomorrow and beyond.
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