When a robot gets a seat in the boardroom
This regular guest at software firm Salesforce's senior-level meetings is consulted to correct error-prone humans; effects of automation on workforce is a key topic for leaders now
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MARC Benioff, chief executive of the software company Salesforce, consults a regular guest at his senior-level meetings: a robot that doesn't hesitate to correct error-prone humans, he told an audience in Davos last week.
The artificial intelligence (AI) robot, called Einstein, has had a seat at the table for about a year.
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