Council Post: Why AI Will Create 'More Human' Executives

Whether it's Alexa ordering pizzas or Google rerouting commutes in real time, many of us live with -- even rely upon -- artificial intelligence in our daily lives. Yet when it comes to work, AI is still largely seen as a futuristic aspect of science fiction. But intelligent machines are already occupying many roles once performed by humans, from picking fruit to determining our credit scores, and a future where robots provide nursing services and self-driving cars shuttle us across town is not so far away. It won't just be workers on the front lines who need to adapt to the presence of AI and its impact on their jobs. Indeed, people all the way up the org chart need to evolve, including senior leaders.