Artificial intelligence can elevate the human workforce

From the invention of the mechanical weaving loom at the start of the Industrial Age to the debut of personal computers in the Information Age, people have typically been more hesitant than eager when faced with rapid technological change. In retrospect, it seems laughable that society would view such transformational advances with skepticism. Technological revolution typically faces growing pains as the workforce strives to adapt its skills to the new environment. Yet it's apparent that businesses are aiming to use these innovations as tools for human enablement rather than replacement. Developing the latest skills poses an increasingly difficult challenge for both the C-suite and the workforce.