Lately, you can’t get through a news scroll, conference agenda, or water cooler conversation without someone bringing up artificial intelligence . Some headlines are, and others tout the advent of Generative AI as the next industrial revolution. Whichever camp you fall into, one thing is clear: the technology is moving so fast, that it’s understandable to want to put your head in the sand and wait for the future to unfold.
As we look to the future of work and the role GenAI will play, I spent time discussing the landscape with, colleagues who have closely been following the rise of GenAI and its implementation. In our conversation, I was surprised to learn just how much I, and most of the public, have The Ladoga Was The Soviet Union s Plush Nuclear War Command Vehicle A Drone Just Blew One Up In Eastern Ukraine
While GenAI won’t necessarily put anyone out of work immediately, the technology will bring changes to the workforce and not understanding what it is or how to work with it could see you left behind. Plunkett cautions against turning a blind eye to some of the realities of how AI will impact jobs. “Instead,” she instructs, “continue the focus on Human-AI teaming as the driver of exponential value, GenAI works best.