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What skills will matter most in a fully automated world?

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What skills will matter most in a fully automated world? How to stay valuable when the robots can do almost everything else Big-picture framing As automation accelerates, the skills that will matter most in a fully automated world are the ones machines can’t easily copy: human judgment, creativity, social intelligence, and the ability to shape and govern the systems themselves. Instead of competing with AI on speed or accuracy, we’ll win by designing, directing, and integrating these tools into meaningful work. This guide breaks down the core  skills for an automated world , how they play out in real roles, and why equity and policy will matter as much as individual talent. Human judgment: making the calls machines can’t When routine tasks are automated, the bottleneck shifts from  doing the work  to  deciding what work should be done . Machines can surface options, but choosing trade-offs, values, and longer-term consequences still rests with humans. High-value judg...

What are the risks of over-reliance on automation?

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What are the risks of over-reliance on automation? March 5, 2025 | Accountability, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Decision Making, Ethics, Future, Question a Day Question a Day The Double-Edged Sword of Automation Automation has transformed industries, making work faster, easier, and more efficient. But are we relying on it  too much ? While AI and robotics help streamline processes, an  over-reliance on automation  could lead to  job losses, increased inequality, biased decision-making, and a decline in human expertise. So, before we let machines take over, let’s examine  the hidden risks of automation—and how to avoid them. 1. Will AI Take More Jobs Than It Creates? Machines don’t call in sick, ask for raises, or form unions ( yet ). But as automation advances, millions of jobs could become obsolete. The Hard Truth: According to the  World Economic Forum , by 2025, automation will displace  85 million jobs —but it will also create  97 mill...