"US companies will soon face pressure from rivals and investors to elevate AI to the top of the org chart - not just as a C-suite helper - but as co-CEO or perhaps even as a stand-alone chief. That's the prediction of futurist Michael Tchong, who's spent decades writing about the role of tech in business. AI's gains in efficiency are starting to challenge traditional executive functions, including decision-making, forecasting, and risk modeling, he told Business Insider."
"Yet when it comes to the C-suite, the discussion often centers on leaders' plans for AI - not the reverse. Pressure to perform Many leaders are already using AI. Yet what Tchong predicts is more than just a CEO querying ChatGPT about strategy. One result of AI bosses would be tireless leaders who could fire off emails at any hour - perhaps not unlike some humans - and tinker continually with a company's operations."
US companies will face pressure from rivals and investors to place AI at the top of the organizational chart as a co-CEO or stand-alone chief. AI's gains in efficiency are challenging traditional executive functions such as decision-making, forecasting, and risk modeling. Investor demands for efficiency and early corporate adopters will create competitive pressure to install AI leaders. Many leaders already use AI, but an AI co-CEO would differ from occasional CEO queries by operating continuously, sending round-the-clock communications and continually tweaking operations. Not everyone expects bot bosses to replace human CEOs; some foresee humans remaining in top leadership roles.
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