Harvard Business Review PressHuman + Machine, Updated and Expanded: Reimagining Work in the Age of AIPaul R. Daugherty · H. James WilsonISBN 9781647827205cover unavailable — text card
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Human + Machine, Updated and Expanded: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI

Paul R. Daugherty, H. James Wilson

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9781647827205
Publisher
Harvard Business Review Press
Year
2024
Edition
Updated and Expanded (September 2024)
Human CollaborationLeadership

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The important question is not 'which jobs disappear?' but 'how is the work itself redesigned?'. Updated with a generative-AI context, it examines hybrid human-machine capability, new roles, shared decisions and process change. This card is our analytical summary and does not replace the book's content.

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Use at work: distinguish assistance, augmentation, delegated tasks and approval — and make the fictional-demo vs observed-deployment boundary explicit when you design the human roles.

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