Coming to the business next door to you, Artificial Intelligence.

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   Transforming Human Labor by the Atlantic / Dialogues - Issue 2
   The challenge of the next decade is to discover how to introduce artificial intelligence into the workforce so that everyone benefits.
   https://www.theatlantic.com/sponsored/g … OUasWNZsbw
   
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   A deep dive offering perspective and eye opening information that, for me, brings realization of tomorrow. I ponder now, my conversations with my nephews and nieces currently in college/university as well as how AI will shape the workforce/labor and change society as 'I' know it.
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   "Much of the current conversation around the rise of artificial intelligence can be categorized in one of two ways: uncritical optimism or dystopian fear. The truth tends to land somewhere in the middle—and the truth is much more interesting. These stories are meant to help you explore, understand and get even more curious about it, and remind you that as long as we’re willing to confront the complexities, there will always be something new to discover."
   
   Concluding paragraph . . .
   
   "Introducing AI responsibly will take some creative thinking on the part of corporate leaders and government officials. Rather than clinging to existing job distribution, Brynjolfsson advocates offering tools for training and job matching. According to a 2024 survey from Deloitte, only 47 percent of leaders agree that their organizations are sufficiently educating employees on the capabilities, benefits, and value of GenAI. In addition to upskilling employees, businesses will need to change what qualifications they look for when hiring (it seems adaptability will become a crucial skill), opening their doors to candidates who may have less prior training or education but can quickly adjust and learn new skills. Going forward, success in the workplace will be less about possessing specific skills and more about being flexible, Brynjolfsson predicts. “The era of going to school for 12, 16, or more years, learning stuff, and using that for the next 40 years is gone,” he says. “People have to continually learn and adjust.”
   
   Do you have experience with AI today such as with Chatgpt 4, CoPilot, Grok, or others?
   
   How about your doctor? Is S/he or your medical group using AI today?
   
   Any idea what businesses, organization, or public services like the library that use AI?
   
   Thoughts, criticisms, accolades, and/or commentary?

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