By Charles Araujo
If you’ve been following along on this series, you’ve probably noticed that I’ve used one phrase several times: anything we can reduce to an algorithm, we will automate.
While I’m sure that we can debate the timing of how soon this will happen, I believe that this statement will strike most of you as an eventuality — it’s a matter of when, not if.
Artificial intelligence and various other forms of automation are coming on fast and will unquestionably change much of what we know about how work, organizations, and even society as a whole function.
And while a lot of these changes are going to be big picture, macro-level stuff, just as many (if not more) will be the kind of changes that affect us in a very personal way.
But this isn’t just about the wholesale transformation of work. The more important question is, what happens afterward?
