The September 2019 issue of Harvard Business Manager includes the article “Enter the Cognitive Age” written by Keeeb Founder and Chief Visionary Konrad Goula.
The article explores the challenges and opportunities presented by digital transformation as data continues to grow exponentially and new cognitive technologies emerge to “make all areas of work and private life predictable with self-thinking and self-acting algorithms.” Mr. Goula compares the advent of this “cognification” to the rise of electrification in the 20th century with its revolutionary impact on all aspects of life and business.
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