A PwC study suggests that AI is rewarding companies that use it to enhance human skills, while leaving further behind those that use it merely to cut costs (Saritha Rai/Bloomberg)
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Saritha Rai / Bloomberg : A PwC study suggests that AI is rewarding companies that use it to enhance human skills, while leaving further behind those that use it merely to cut costs — Artificial intelligence is pulling the global labor market in two opposite directions, rewarding companies that use AI to enhance human skills …
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