New Zealand Businesses Struggle to Balance AI and Human Talent
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A recent report from Deloitte has revealed that New Zealand companies are falling behind in the effective use of artificial intelligence. While many businesses are investing heavily in new technology, very few are successfully integrating these tools with their human workforce.
According to the study, only 2% of organisations in New Zealand consider themselves leaders in AI-human teamwork. The research suggests that most companies are currently prioritising spending on software and hardware rather than focusing on how their employees can work alongside these new systems.
Experts suggest that the focus on technology alone may be a mistake. For AI to be truly effective, companies need to invest in training their staff and changing their internal processes. Without this human-centred approach, businesses may not see the productivity gains they expect from their digital investments.
As AI continues to change the global business landscape, New Zealand firms are being encouraged to rethink their strategies. Moving forward, the most successful organisations will likely be those that treat AI as a partner for their employees, rather than just a replacement for traditional tasks.
Sources: ecommercenews.co.nz
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