‘We will need to hire’: How one B.C. firm is approaching working with AI

B.C.-based Safe Software is choosing to take a human-centric approach to using AI, with the goal of using the technology to help them achieve their goals faster, not replace workers

The co-CEOs and co-founders of B.C.-based Safe Software, Don Murray and Dale Lutz, are choosing to take a human-centric approach to using AI, with the goal of using the technology to help them achieve their goals faster, not replace workers.

Currently, the company is taking a grassroots and top-down approach to integrating AI into their work processes. The two expect many interesting use cases for AI to come out of the week, directly from their employees. When Joan Gallagher and her husband weren’t quite ready to retire, they took on a new challenge – renovating a six-storey building in Spain to turn it into a hotel. In this Guardian

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