AI must radically redesign work before it can make employees more productive, expert says

Ravin Jesuthasan, a future of work expert, argues that AI technology alone cannot boost productivity in the workplace. Instead, he suggests that leaders need to "redesign work" to make AI more effective in increasing productivity. He warns against companies that think they can simply implement the technology without rethinking their work processes and engaging their workforce.

Despite the hype around AI, companies have been slow to integrate the technology. Some, like AT&T and Deloitte, have introduced AI tools to help boost productivity. Jesuthasan believes that AI could revolutionize the workforce if integrated correctly, but leaders need to approach it with a humanistic mindset rather than just focusing on profit.

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AI needs a radical change in work before it can help workers, according to future of work expert Ravin Jesuthasan.
Leaders need to redesign work before AI can make workers more productive, rather than expecting the technology to be a magic pill for productivity.
Despite the hype, companies have been slow to integrate AI technology, although some, like AT&T and Deloitte, have introduced their own tools to boost worker productivity.
Jesuthasan believes the tech could be revolutionary for the workforce if leaders integrate it correctly, with a focus on redesigning work humanistically rather than just for profit.

AI must radically redesign work before it can make employees more productive, expert says

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