85% of business leaders would let a robot make their decisions

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There is so much data out there today that it is causing much anxiety among office workers, with business leaders wishing robots can make decisions for them. 

Some 74% in Asia-Pacific said the number of decisions they made each day had increased tenfold in the last three years, with 86% noting that the volume of data made decisions at work and in life more complicated. Another 89% said the inability to make decisions was creating a negative impact on their quality of life, revealed a survey by Oracle, in partnership with DKC Analytics. 

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