At the #QSPSummit in Porto, Portugal today I spoke about AI and the workforce.
According to the World Economic Forum, 75 million jobs will be displaced, and another 135 million new jobs will emerge. Artificial Intelligence is causing structural reengineering in our workplace.
This worklab will look at Artificial Intelligence and how man and machine need to work together to make the workplace work for society.
• Win or lose: Will Artificial Intelligence lead to our demise or make us super-human in the workplace?
• Understand what Artificial Intelligence can do for you and how to use it to your advantage in the workplace
• What Augmented Intelligence is and why it is the next-gen Artificial Intelligence
• How learning and development will evolve to cater for these structural shifts
• What you need to do as a business leader
4. Manufacturing Added Value (Old Data Series) Manufacturing Added Value (New Data Series)
RISINGPRODUCTIVITY
@constant_garden #AugmentIntSource: A FAQ on Tech, Jobs and Wages. Andrew McAfee
5. US Manufacturing Employment (1000s of people)
Manufacturing Added Value (Old Data Series) Manufacturing Added Value (New Data Series)
@constant_garden #AugmentIntSource: A FAQ on Tech, Jobs and Wages. Andrew McAfee
FALLINGJOBS
9. AI
The idea of a computer system
that, by reproducing human
cognition, allows that system to
function autonomously and
effectively in a given domain. An
AI system demonstrates a kind
of intentionality—it initiates
action in its environment and
pursues goals.
Source: Wikipedia: An Intelligence Augmentation tool @constant_garden #AugmentInt
10. IA
The idea that a computer
system supplements and
supports human thinking,
analysis, and planning, leaving
the intentionality of a human
actor at the heart of the human-
computer interaction. Focusing
on the interaction of humans
and computers, rather than on
computers alone.
Source: Wikipedia: An Intelligence Augmentation tool @constant_garden #AugmentInt
12. @constant_garden #AugmentInt
“The automatic factory could not fail to raise new social
problems [as it] threatens to replace [human workers]
completely by mechanical agents….If these changes…
come upon us in a haphazard and ill-organised way,
we may well be in for the greatest period of
unemployment we have yet seen.”
Ref: Wiener, N 1950, The Human Use of Human Beings, Houghton Mifflin, USA