Senior business executives welcome introduction of AI 'co-workers' - report

Sooraj Shah
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67 per cent of senior execs believe 'workforce' will cover both intelligent machines and human colleagues in the future

Senior business executives are welcoming the emergence of robotic ‘co-workers', with many claiming that they are entirely comfortable working alongside intelligent machines.  In a survey by soft...

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