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Human After All: Why People Matter More in the Age of AI
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Human After All: Why People Matter More in the Age of AI
The robots may be making headlines, but the real story is distinctly human. In this session presented by Deloitte, Mike Bechtel, Chief Futurist to Fortune 100 companies, reveals why the future of work isn’t about replacing people—it’s about amplifying their value. Through research, stories, and humor, Mike shows how automation can unlock uniquely human strengths like creativity, empathy, and recognition. Use this session’s insights to build a practical playbook for turning high-tech into higher-touch and ensuring people remain the smartest strategy in an AI-driven world.
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