Axios: Robots or humans: the choice for companies.

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Originally shared by Rob Jongschaap

Axios: Robots or humans: the choice for companies.
https://www.axios.com/robots-or-humans-choice-for-companies-66bbccb3-1ab0-4ff8-956d-1a9a7f3370d4.html

'Over the coming years, the workplace in the U.S. and other advanced economies will see increased automation, and corporate leaders will face a stark choice: whether to keep humans in the mix or let them go. And if it's the former, to what degree?

What’s happening: A wave of studies and corporate PR campaigns argue that there is nothing to fear from artificial intelligence and robots — they will operate to enhance human labor, not to replace it. But Ravin Jesuthasan, author of "Reinventing Jobs," says that will only be the case if the bulk of companies decide to use AI and robots that way — a decision that hasn't been made yet. ...'
https://www.axios.com/robots-or-humans-choice-for-companies-66bbccb3-1ab0-4ff8-956d-1a9a7f3370d4.html

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