Is AI smart enough to accurately measure an employee's value? – DXC Blogs

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are supposed to help enterprises become more efficient by streamlining processes and taking over tasks currently performed by those unfocused, under-motivated humans known as employees. For those enterprise workers who don't lose their jobs to automation and machine learning, smart technologies can be used collaboratively by employees to make themselves more productive and effective. At least that's the theory, as reflected in comments by a couple of prominent CEOs appearing in a "future of work" panel at the recent World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. Bill McDermott, chief executive of Germany-based software giant SAP: "We should be optimistic. We see augmented humanity as the opportunity. It's there to enrich our lives, not take anything away from us."