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Skills in the Age of AI
Dec 16, 2024
Join Nela Richardson, Chief Economist at ADP; Stuart Russell, AI expert at UC Berkeley; Jo O'Driscoll-Kearney, Chief Learning Officer at Majid Al Futtaim; and Abdallah Abu Sheikh, CEO of Astra Tech, as they explore the future of work in an AI-driven economy. They discuss how AI is not just displacing jobs but also creating new opportunities. The importance of emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and adaptability in education is emphasized, with insights on fostering trust in technology and the evolving landscape of business.
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- AI will disrupt almost half of workers' core skills by 2027, necessitating extensive reskilling and upskilling strategies in organizations.
- The evolving demands of the workforce require a shift in education systems towards adaptability, creativity, and lifelong learning to prepare for AI integration.
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Impact of AI on Job Creation and Disruption
AI is poised to significantly impact job creation and disruption over the next decade, with experts noting a divide in the workforce. Many repetitive, labor-intensive roles are likely to be taken over by AI, freeing up human workers to focus on more complex tasks. This shift resembles past technological advancements, where initial losses in certain job categories were met with the creation of new roles requiring advanced skills. Those who adapt and embrace AI technology will be better positioned in the workforce, while those who fail to engage with it may see their job prospects diminish.
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