AI needs to radically change work before it can help workers, a future of work expert says.
He said leaders needed to "redesign work" before AI could make workers more productive.
Instead, he said incorporating the tech would take lots of effort to "redesign work and everything that surrounds work to get to some of the gains."
Several, including AT&T and Deloitte, have introduced their own GPT-backed tools to help workers boost workers productivity.
"Many of our leaders don't have the right mindset to redesign work humanistically as opposed to just looking for the opportunity to drive the next dollar of profit," he said.
Persons:
Ravin Jesuthasan, —, Ravin, Mercer, Jesuthasan
Organizations:
Davos, Service, Deloitte
Locations:
Davos