There is a growing sense that things are starting to get complicated as a growing number of companies start embracing AI as a driver of workforce productivity.
Business usually says the best thing politicians can do to help is to get out of the way, but when it comes to the society-reshaping potential of artificial intelligence, it knows it needs them along for the ride.
There is a growing sense that things are starting to get complicated in the workplace. A leading pack of Australian chief executives is getting formed in the race to embrace AI as a driver of workforce productivity, and it will have far-reaching implications for all aspects of employment.
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