If robots are not the problem, then what is?

The latest article by Para Mullan says that a lack of business investment in technology is a much greater problem than a fear of AI or robots.

https://www.cipd.co.uk/news-views/changing-work-views/future-work/thought-pieces/robots-problem 

Do you agree?

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  • Looks like Bosch in India are ploughing ahead with investment in R&D, AI and Technology: http://bit.ly/2EdSTkm
    They employ 18,000 engineers and are planning to hire 10,000 more.
    "Today, the car is looked at as the third living space after one's office and home. Bosch is making for connected, automated and shared vehicles. Just from your car, you will have an equal form of connectivity as you can have from the office or home." - Bosch Group India president Soumitra Bhattacharya said.

    Does better connection to the world in your car make for a more human future of work? Or should time spent in a car be 'down time' from constant connection to emails, Whatsapp groups, etc etc?
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  • Looks like Bosch in India are ploughing ahead with investment in R&D, AI and Technology: http://bit.ly/2EdSTkm
    They employ 18,000 engineers and are planning to hire 10,000 more.
    "Today, the car is looked at as the third living space after one's office and home. Bosch is making for connected, automated and shared vehicles. Just from your car, you will have an equal form of connectivity as you can have from the office or home." - Bosch Group India president Soumitra Bhattacharya said.

    Does better connection to the world in your car make for a more human future of work? Or should time spent in a car be 'down time' from constant connection to emails, Whatsapp groups, etc etc?
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