Published: Thursday 22nd of August 2024
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“An insightful guide for leaders, blending AI-driven transformation with a human-centric approach to shape a more ethical and productive future. Jayne Mather offers a deep and multifaceted exploration of one of today’s most important topics.”
An excellent guide for any high complexity or high impact digital transformation or software project. Grounded in both practice and research, the book helpfully signposts to change management models, frameworks, and methodologies
The author handles her subject matter from a very person-centred approach, and it is written in a very relatable, informal and accessible style. The fact that you need to 'enthuse' your users as well as educate and empower them is something which is often overlooked, yet actually key to the success of a software project. However, it is a central theme in this book, and it offers great insight on how to achieve this.
…provides tips to navigate recognised change management models combined with a psychological depth that gives confidence to any change practitioner, project manager or transformation leader
So much we can use and put to good use in our company, as well as giving me the information to have the right conversations. Well written and very persuasive
“If you think AI is just about robots taking jobs, think again. Humans and AI: The Future of Work flips the narrative, proving AI can help businesses succeed while making work better for everyone. As someone passionate about emotional intelligence in AI, I found this book both timely and essential. The author shows that the real power of AI lies in its ability to elevate human potential—not replace it. This book is a call to action for leaders to redesign work in a way that benefits everyone."
"What happens when AI increasingly displaces demand for human labor while continuing to grow productivity to new heights? In this practical guide and insightful roadmap to navigating an AI-powered future, Jayne Mather highlights crucial technological dividends like Universal Basic Income and shorter workweeks among other smart changes. Discover how UBI can secure everyone's well-being while we redesign work to prioritize human fulfillment in a world of abundant technology."
