Chetan Dube, founder and CEO of Amelia, an industry-leading cognitive agent, has an ambitious goal: to free mankind from the shackles of mundane daily tasks and chores so creative minds can soar and create a better world for all of us. According to Chetan, with AI at a tipping point of exceeding human levels of comprehension, it is no longer a choice for businesses to use AI or not; it is a choice between adapting to a digital hybrid or dying slowly.
Hesitancy and misconceptions about AI have long been a barrier to widespread adoption. One important way AI can help us right now is by bridging our current labor and talent gaps. Companies should consider how they can make their employees’ lives better and easier by using AI to take on the drudgery of mundane tasks that don’t require a human employee, which can only benefit bottom-line growth.
Chetan’s passion for developing algorithms that will model the best of human thinking and behaviors is inspiring. Join us for a discussion about how AI is improving businesses and lives today and how it will transform our world in the near future.
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This episode is part of our Disruption 2.0 series, where the focus is on how a new wave of technology is disrupting multiple sectors.
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