CEOs analyze new markets and discern trends, two tasks that AI could do better. They spend hours communicating with colleagues, an activity about to be automated by voice and image generators. They sometimes have to make difficult decisions: who, better than a machine, is capable of acting without emotion?

Finally, these people are very well paid. Replacing them with a machine would save money.

The CEO is threatened by AI, as are the corporate editor and the customer service agent. Factories without lights or staff may soon have an equivalent at the top of the company: the CEO’s office without lights or CEO… Source