I talked last week about AI - posing the question whether this is the next big technological driver of productivity improvement.
Some people are really worried about AI - and its effects on jobs, suggesting that most jobs in time can and will be replaced by some form of automation.
However, before that happens we are likely to hit a 'sweet spot' where automation/robots/AI assist human work his will allow work which is not possible now. the winners will be those that can spot the opportunities and create products and services that rely on these new forms of thinking and movement for their execution.
So the future is not bleak - as with most technology, it is full of exciting opportunities.
Some people are really worried about AI - and its effects on jobs, suggesting that most jobs in time can and will be replaced by some form of automation.
However, before that happens we are likely to hit a 'sweet spot' where automation/robots/AI assist human work his will allow work which is not possible now. the winners will be those that can spot the opportunities and create products and services that rely on these new forms of thinking and movement for their execution.
So the future is not bleak - as with most technology, it is full of exciting opportunities.
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