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The most successful businesses will need to strike a balance — and quickly — between human capabilities and artificial intelligence, according to a new report from Microsoft.
The tech giant surveyed 31,000 global workers and analyzed data from LinkedIn, Microsoft and other AI startups to visualize what’s in store for the future of work. They predict the emergence of a “Frontier Firm”: Hybrid teams of humans and AI systems that can complete tasks autonomously, with limited in-person oversight.
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