Me, Myself, and AI
Bonus Episode: Lessons From Jobs in the Age of AI
Nov 26, 2024
Carl Benedikt Frey, a leading expert on AI and work from the Oxford Internet Institute, and Karin Kimbrough, LinkedIn's chief economist, delve into how AI is reshaping the job market. They discuss the rise of social intelligence and creativity as essential skills in a tech-driven world. The conversation highlights the slowdown in hiring trends post-pandemic and underscores the importance of AI skills for both job seekers and employers. They also touch on the advantages AI could bring to lower-skilled workers and the vital role of regulation in its integration.
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Quick takeaways
- Carl Frey emphasizes the growing need for in-person communication and creativity as AI increases automation in the workplace.
- Karin Kimbrough highlights a shift in hiring practices, with employers valuing AI-related skills and adapting roles to integrate new technologies.
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Creating a Forum for Discussion on AI Impacts
The conference 'Jobs in the Age of AI' aims to facilitate discussions among industry experts, policymakers, and academics about the effects of artificial intelligence on the job market. Organized by Tim DiStefano and John Timmis, the event emphasizes the need for real-time data and insights on how AI technologies are reshaping employment. Initially, the focus was on academic research, with experts presenting data on AI's impact on existing and future jobs. Following academic discussions, industry leaders provide practical examples of AI implementation within their organizations and its implications for employment.
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