Book · 2018 · Computers
Human + Machine
Reimagining Work in the Age of AI
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Paul, in your book this idea of sort of there's a missing middle, right? There's sort of human-only activity, and then there's sort of machine-only activity, and then like most of the excitement is sort of kind of right in the middle there.
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Frank Chen Paul, in your book this idea of sort of there's a missing middle, right? There's sort of human-only activit… 1
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“Paul, in your book this idea of sort of there's a missing middle, right? There's sort of human-only activity, and then there's sort of machine-only activity, and then like most of the excitement is sort of kind of right in the middle there.”
Paul Daugherty In fact, we opened the first chapter of our book talking about cobots at the Mercedes E-Class factory in Si… 1
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“In fact, we opened the first chapter of our book talking about cobots at the Mercedes E-Class factory in Sindelfingen, Germany, where they actually de-automated the production-scale, large-scale robots”
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“Paul Daugherty, chief technology and innovation officer of Accenture and author of the recently published book Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI”