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The Age of Automation
As AI steadily conquers new professions, workers will be forced to change occupations every few years, rapidly trying to acquire skills that it took others an entire lifetime to build up. Uncertainty over the pace and path of automation makes things even more difficult. Even AI experts have difficulty predicting exactly which jobs will be subject t
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Are we proceeding to a new kind of economic reality, one that mirrors the changes in media that happened over the last 20 years? Where the spread of new enabling platforms (Then: the internet, social, mobile. Now: compute, LLMs, robotics) creates new resilience and a new understanding of the economy and relationship between individuals, corporation... See more
How to Survive the Chaos Economy
When it comes to the future of work, the big issue is not getting higher education to adopt technology or bypass existing institutions. Rather, the future dilemma lies in figuring out who will pay for the frequency of education and training that is required for us humans to keep up in the next economy.
Van Ton Van-Quinlivan • The Future of Work Has Much Bigger Problems Than Disrupting Higher Education
The Future of Work Has Much Bigger Problems Than Disrupting Higher Education
Van Ton Van-Quinlivanmedium.com