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AI gives us the potential to impact our workforce in multiple ways, from reshaping traditional roles to transforming productivity. It should be viewed as a future partner—not a replacement.
Incorporating AI into your organization needs the right strategy and requires accountability. You can learn more in our e-book, The impact of AI on the future of work.
AI is becoming more integral to how we work, but are you putting it to work in the right ways?
GenAI will have multiple effects on work and the economy, including the potential to reshape traditional roles, create new job opportunities, and transform productivity.
Investing in advanced AI capabilities and complementary infrastructure can steer labor market effects in a positive direction.
The power of AI lies not in replacing workers, but in augmenting and enhancing the unique strengths that people possess.
It’s not a question of whether to implement AI. It’s a question of the best strategy to do it as soon as possible, while preparing both your organization and employees.
With great technological advancements, like AI, comes great responsibility. Ensuring diversity and mitigating bias are important, while taking a wider view to include educating workers and organizational accountability.