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Paul R. Daugherty



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“The simple truth is that companies can achieve the largest boosts in performance when humans and machines work together as allies, not adversaries, in order to take advantage of each other’s complementary strengths.”
Paul R. Daugherty, Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI

“Disintermediated brands appear in other contexts, too. For instance, Facebook creates no content, yet it brokers content for billions of individuals and thousands of media markets; Uber owns almost no vehicles, yet it is the world’s largest taxi service. In a hyper-networked world where mobile phones, speakers, thermostats, and even exercise clothes are connected to the internet and potentially each other, brands have to learn to play well with each other or give up a certain amount of control to those that own the most popular interfaces. For better or for worse, the power is in the portal.”
Paul R. Daugherty, Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI

“According to various statistics, 795 million people don’t have enough food and, to keep pace with population growth, more food will be needed in the next fifty years than has been produced in the past ten thousand years combined.”
Paul R. Daugherty, Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI



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