AI in the workplace, what to expect

There's nothing as constant as change. Artificial Intelligence is already changing industries like healthcare, education and transportation with driverless cars and teacher-less classrooms. We've seen disruption before, we'll see it again says Kiwi Melissa Clark Reynolds. She's a futurist, tech entrepreneur and former Weta Workshop board member. She says we should think of AI as an improvisation partner, helping humans to be better humans. She warns about the dangers of passing on some of our fallibilities, because Google doesn't judge us for what we search for, but AI might. We'll talk about the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce as well as the ethical implications of new technologies.