AI Takes Action While People Remain at the Center of Logistics, Finds DHL Logistics Trend Radar
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AI is beginning to plan, coordinate, and take action in supply chains, collaborating with humans, according to a recent report from DHL. Robots won't replace our jobs just yet, but the pace of investment is expected to accelerate significantly.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving beyond the role of a digital assistant and is beginning to actively operate in supply chains, according to the latest edition of the DHL Logistics Trend Radar 8.0 report. As the authors point out, the development of AI, robotics, and automation is changing not only the way logistics processes operate, but also the nature of work.
Artificial intelligence is evolving beyond its role as a digital assistant and is beginning to take a leading role in supply chains, according to the new DHL Logistics Trend Radar 8.0. The report concludes that advances in AI, robotics and automation are transforming not only logistics operations, but also the workforce itself. [...]
The DHL Logistics Trend Radar 8.0 shows how AI is increasingly planning, deciding and acting independently in logistics. Tags: #Artificial Intelligence
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