AI is reimagining work. CEOs must rethink how we prepare future workers

AI is reimagining work. CEOs must rethink how we prepare future workers

AI and automation are already reshaping the future of work, but our collective choices will determine whether the disruption leads to decline or renewal.

AI is redefining work. Now, leaders must redefine how they lead

There’s one thing we can say with absolute certainty about AI’s impact on the workforce: no one knows exactly what’s coming next. When Walmart CEO Doug McMillon says, “AI is literally going to change every job,” he’s not overstating it. The transformation is already here, and it’s not just about automation or efficiency. It’s about how organizations, from the C-suite to the front line, are rethinking what work means and how value is created. For…

Students think universities should do more to prepare them for an AI-driven future

Despite most of the students enjoying the benefits of AI, more than half feel that universities and colleges aren’t doing enough to prepare them for the future shaped by the rapidly evolving technology. The post Students think universities should do more to prepare them for an AI-driven future appeared first on eCampus News.

Gartner says leaders must create four scenarios for Human-AI collaboration at work

The pervasive use of AI is forcing business and IT leaders to rethink their workforce. Executive leaders must develop four scenarios where human and AI can collaborate effectively, said Gartner. AI will indelibly alter how human workers perform work in the future, however there will not be a jobs apocalypse. Instead, starting in 2028-2029, there will be jobs chaos created by the need to reconfigure, redesign, splinter and fuse over 32 million jo…