Workforce Must 'Upgrade' Job Skills to Survive AI Disruption

Workforce must 'upgrade' job skills to survive AI disruption

Darrell West, senior fellow at Brookings Institution’s Center for Technology Innovation, joins Catalysts to discuss AI’s impact on job losses, retraining and upskilling needs, and broader economic effects from the technology.To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Catalysts here. 00:00 Speaker A Meta plans to fully automate advertising with AI by the end of next year, according to The Wall Street Jo…

The jobs of the future: AI skills that will be in demand before 2030

It should be clear by now that the rise of AI and chatbots will significantly disrupt the job industry as we know it. A 2023 PWC survey indicates that approximately 70% of CEOs anticipate that AI will transform their business models within three years, necessitating their employees to acquire new skills before 2026. It also indicates that the likelihood of staff reductions due to generative AI is higher in sectors like media, entertainment, bank…

Employees with AI Skills Enjoy Increased Job Security

As companies accelerate AI adoption, employees with automatable roles face the highest risk of displacement while demand surges for AI development, cybersecurity, and critical thinking skills.