No-collar workforce: Humans and machines in one loop—collaborating in roles and new talent models T

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 No-collar workforce: Humans and machines in one loop—collaborating in roles and new talent models Tech Trends 2018

    Anthony Abbatiello
    Tim Boehm
    Jeff Schwartz
    Sharon Chand

Is HR prepared to manage both man and machine? As automation, artificial intelligence, and cognitive technologies gain traction, companies may need to reinvent worker roles, assigning some to humans, others to machines, and still others to a hybrid model in which technology augments human performance.

With intelligent automation marching steadily toward broader adoption, media coverage of this historic technology disruption is turning increasingly alarmist. “New study: Artificial intelligence is coming for your jobs, millennials,”1 announced one business news outlet recently. “US workers face higher risk of being replaced by robots,”2 declared another.

https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/focus/tech-trends/2018/no-collar-workforce.html