Analysis · Skills The Skills Workers May Need in the Next Decade Most of us will change jobs, tools and ways of working several times over a career — and AI is speeding that up. Employers expect a large share of today’s skills to change by the end of the decade. The good news is

Analysis · Education How Education Must Adapt to an AI-Driven Economy Students adopted AI before most schools had a plan for it. Now education systems face two challenges at once: deciding how AI should be used in classrooms, and preparing young people and adults for a labour market that AI is reshaping. The early evidence

Analysis · Robotics How Robotics Could Change Manufacturing Work Factories have used robots for decades, but the way people work alongside them is changing fast. Cheaper, safer and more flexible machines — including “cobots” designed to share a workbench with people — are spreading beyond big car plants into smaller manufacturers. For the people on

Analysis · Future of Work Will Automation Eliminate Jobs or Transform Them? Every wave of new technology brings the same worry: this time, the machines will take the jobs. So far, history has mostly proved the pessimists wrong — total employment has kept growing, and most of today’s jobs didn’t exist a few generations ago.

Analysis · Future of Work How AI Is Changing the Workplace — and What It Leaves Unchanged Headlines about AI and work tend to swing between two extremes: either machines are about to take everyone’s job, or nothing much will change. The evidence points somewhere in between. Most jobs are bundles of tasks, and AI