Or is science fiction real? The idea that robots work more and more with people in their workplaces, even in the workplace, and therefore the human factor in the sectors gradually decreases, can be turned into reality with artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic science.

Robotic systems with full automation and artificial intelligence are now making life easier for our homes and businesses. These robotic systems that have been providing productivity by optimizing the workforce in companies have begun to take over some professions from people. The Japanese-based insurance firm Fukoku Mutual Life’s announcement that it will replace 34 employees with AI-equipped robots shows how new-generation technologies have evolved.

Japanese-based insurance firm Fukoku Mutual Life has announced that some of its employees will give their robots the place in the past week. According to this, 34 employees will get out of the company will be AI-equipped robots that can calculate insurance payments. Supported by IBM’s Watson cognitive technology, these robots are expected to save 140 million yen a year, or $ 1.2 million. The installation of robotic systems, which is expected to increase productivity by 30%, is planned to take place this month. It is expected that the cost of maintenance and total cost of these robots will be around 15 million yen.

Artificial intelligence can ‘Think Like a Human’

By the expression of IBM, the developer of the technology, these robots can analyze and interpret data such as images, video or text. These cognitive robots, which are said to think like human beings; It was stated that Fukoku Mutual’s duties were to collect the payment information of the insurance holders and to examine the medical data.

The new generation of technology; which is being tried to keep pace with all sectors; is now accepted by everyone who will cause a serious change in the entire business network. Accordingly, companies compete with each other in order to protect their competitive power; and not to be left behind in technological progress. Robotics and artificial intelligence; one of the most effective technological innovations, can now take the place of people; even progressing far enough to get a better job out of them has also echoed across all sectors. This transformation seems to be going on; even though there are companies that are emphasizing the importance of human relations in the business world.

So much so that by 2035; almost half of the business lines in Japan will be taken over by artificial intelligence; according to a study by Tokyo-based research firm Nomura Research Institute in 2015. How the global business world adapts to this change; and wondering what the place of human power will be in the next generation business network.