Thomas H. Davenport argues healthcare organizations will need to get more digital or cede the business of health to other industries and types of organizations.

Pessimists often paint a bleak dystopian picture of a future workplace with robots, AI technology, and no human manual labor, but Thomas H. Davenport dismisses this ugly, apocalyptic portrait. The distinguished professor believes robots and AI technology will augment labor, rather than replacing it.

Building a more sustainable future requires us to rethink some deeply held assumptions about the role of technology, and AI in particular. Galaz argues that AI’s potential lies not in optimizing systems but in augmenting people’s capacities to become stewards of the biosphere.