CEOs of technology companies are replacing themselves with artificial intelligence avatars

Technology executives have not been content to turn their companies into artificial intelligence -based companies and are now seeking to use the technology to replace themselves in financial reports.

Klarna recently used its CEO Avatar, Sebastian Simatkowski, in a 2 -second video about the company’s financial report for the first three months of the year. The video states that Simiatkovsky’s “Avatar Avatar” is presenting the results, saying at the beginning of the video, “This is me, or better yet, my artificial intelligence avatar.”

Avatar of Artificial Intelligence instead of Corporate CEOs

Of course, Klarna had previously confessed to using artificial intelligence in its various activities, and even said that it had reduced its number of employees because of investing in the technology. Also, this is not the first time that the company has been using its CEO’s artificial intelligence version to submit financial reports.

The CEO of the Zoom app is also one of the technology executives who uses a version of his artificial intelligence to provide financial reports. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan sent his artificial intelligence version on Wednesday to submit a recent financial report.

“Today, I use the custom Zoom Clips with AI Companion to present my own section of revenue report,” Yuan said. “I am proud to be one of the first CEOs to use Avatar at a revenue report.” Of course, there is also a text “created with Zoom AI Companion” in the corner of the video.

Of course, the real Eric Yuan was in the live questioning section. “I really love my artificial intelligence,” he said in response to the first question. I think we are going to continue using it. “I can say I really enjoyed this experience.” The Zoom CEO had also called for the creation of “digital peers” to attend meetings instead of people.