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Welcome to TechLife from the BBC World Service, the programme about technology and how it

affects your life. I'm Graham Fraser and this week we are looking at how artificial

intelligence is being adopted in the workplace. Perhaps you're using it in your job already.

We'll have more on this in a moment.

Also in today's program, electric car manufacturers are rated on their human rights policies.

We find out how drones could be used to clean up after climbers on Mount Everest.

To minimize the rigs in Kumbu Icefall, we have to use technology like this kind of drone.

It's very good.

And if our testing is success, it can be a kind of revolution in our modern sector.

And is the future of home heating? Wait for it.

Electric wallpaper. One of the recurring themes when we report on artificial intelligence on tech life

is the impact AI will have on employment around the world.

So new international research into AI in the workplace caught our eye.

It is from generation, a global non-profit employment organisation

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