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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
Indrishka Bose

Humans vs Robots: The jobs world may not be full of 'Frankenstein' fears

The first wave of enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) came with a promise that companies could automate work, cut jobs and streamline operations. But as businesses put these systems to work, many are discovering that while AI can take over sections of a task, replacing the employee altogether is a far tougher proposition.

At Wipro, this is increasingly resulting in a major redesign of work rather than a simple reduction in workforce. Sanjeev Jain, Chief Operating Officer at Wipro, said AI is getting more involved in repetitive and high-volume tasks, allowing employees to spend more time on judgement, problem-solving, creativity and customer engagement.

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