AI Will Enhance, Not Replace Surveyors, GhIS President Says
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- Ghana Institution of Surveyors President Emmanuel K. Cobbold urged surveyors to adopt artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
- Cobbold said surveyors should view AI as a tool to remain relevant in an increasingly digital environment, not as a threat to their profession.
Artificial intelligence should help Ghanaian surveyors remain relevant, not make their services obsolete, according to Emmanuel K. Cobbold, president of the Ghana Institution of Surveyors.
Cobbold urged surveyors in the country to embrace AI and other emerging technologies as the profession adapts to an increasingly digital world.
His message challenges surveyors to treat technological change as an opportunity to enhance their work rather than as a threat to their livelihoods.
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