Smarter not harder – How AI is changing the way we work
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AI is revolutionising the way we work – automating everything from email creation and data analysis, through to medical diagnostics. But does faster really mean better?
As businesses chase efficiency, are we measuring productivity in the right way – or just the easiest way?
The Dean of UNSW’s Business School, Professor Frederik Anseel, says true productivity isn’t about hours worked; it’s about impact. With technology handling more and more of the routine, the real value may lie in creativity, problem-solving, and big ideas.
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