Would You Follow a Robot Leader?: The Future of Leadership in the Age of Machines

Author:   Theo Priestley
Publisher:   Kogan Page Ltd
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Pages:   288
Publication Date:   03 October 2019
Format:   Hardback
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Would You Follow a Robot Leader?: The Future of Leadership in the Age of Machines


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Could you ever follow a robot leader? What about obeying a robot president? Advancing algorithms, big data feeding artificial intelligence, precipitous machine learning and science fiction being replaced by science fact - all of these are radically affecting how we do business. The genie is out of the bottle and there's no way to stuff it back in again. As the march of artificial intelligence continues, what could this mean for business leaders? Are they likely to be replaced by a machine in the next 30 years? Would you Follow a Robot Leader? explores the ways in which leadership will be defined and delivered in the business of the future. It explores the morality involved in appointing and following a machine and interrogates what businesses and the Boardroom need to do to adapt. Is this a threat to the C-Suite, or an opportunity beyond anything we've conceived before? Would you Follow a Robot Leader? introduces the concepts of Weak, General and Super AI, and looks at the way that companies can be structured around decisions made by machines. It explores the opportunities open to organizations if they embrace intelligent automation and robotic decision makers, but addresses the ethics we need to think about before it's too late. If a robot drives, hires and fires, is this the end of work as we know it, or the beginning of something more?

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Author:   Theo Priestley
Publisher:   Kogan Page Ltd
Imprint:   Kogan Page Ltd
ISBN:  

9780749497552


ISBN 10:   0749497556
Pages:   288
Publication Date:   03 October 2019
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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Table of Contents

Chapter - 00: Preface - Would you follow a robot leader?; Section - ONE: A Brief History Of The Machine; Chapter - 01: Industrial Age of the Machine; Chapter - 02: Turing Tests The Limit; Chapter - 03: Deepmind Takes on Humanity; Section - TWO: The Robot CEO; Chapter - 04: AI: The Decision Maker; Chapter - 05: The Organisational Psychology Of An AI Leader; Chapter - 06: An Ethical Leader?; Section - THREE: The AI Arms Race; Chapter - 07: AI Across the Globe; Chapter - 08: AI Lessons From the East; Section - FOUR: Artificial Intelligence is Child's Play; Chapter - 09: A Future Generation of Leaders Speak Up; Section - FIVE: So, Would You Follow A Robot Leader?; Chapter - 10: Can You Trust A Robot Leader?

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Theo Priestley is a leading futurist and technology evangelist. He is recognised globally as a 'Visionary Futurist' at the World Future Society and is a frequent keynote speaker on future trends, having spoken across the UK, Europe, China, South Africa, the US and Australia. He regularly writes, and provides commentary for various publications including Forbes, WIRED, the BBC, Huff Post, Venturebeat and Giga OM. In 2017 he delivered a TED Talk on the impact of AI. Priestley has also spent time as a mentor in various start up accelerators, including HTC's VIVE X and Alchemist Accelerator, one of Silicon Valley's top 5 incubators.

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