Robots more trustworthy …

Peter Christiansen

Robots more trustworthy

Two-thirds of employees would trust a robot boss more than a real one

Two-thirds of employees would trust a robot boss more than a real one

New research from Oracle and Future Workplace shows employees are open to the idea of automated intelligence in the workplace.

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