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What's left for traditional managers in an AI-driven workplace?

I think humans need interactions with other humans. Even though AI can schedule, analyze, place orders, and even train employees, I think a simple conversation, such as a meeting with subordinates or words of support, won’t be replaced by AI. We aren’t robots, and after some time, AI will start to irritate people. We can see proof even now.


 

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