How to automation-proof your workforce

Artificial intelligence has done incredible things in its lifetime. It's beaten the world's best chess players, composed classical music and built cars. As more companies see its potential to change their ways of working, AI continues to make significant strides towards being a consistent contributor to the workforce. But this progress comes with a cost – the potential of wholesale human replacement. We've already seen it on the high street, as more than a quarter of supermarket checkout positions were lost between 2011 and 2017.