the future of work with AI

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• The More You Let AI Think for You, the More You Forget to Think for Yourself — Artificial intelligence can help you write an email, prepare an analysis, and propose a strategy. But what happens when your AI tool isn't available tomorrow? Research shows that long-term reliance on AI leads to so-called deskilling — a silent loss of skills that most users don't even notice. And it applies to you too.
• Mandatory Artificial Intelligence at Work Helps Japan Manage Its Labor Shortage — In Japan, voluntary digitalization is no longer enough. Yahoo! Japan is introducing mandatory use of generative artificial intelligence for all its employees. The goal is to speed up routine tasks, improve efficiency, and help cope with the growing labor shortage in a country that is aging faster than any other.
• The Best Career Insurance Today? Master Artificial Intelligence Skills — Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technological trend, but a real challenge for the future of work. Learning to work with it is becoming a foundational skill — and perhaps your best insurance against uncertainty in the job market. How should you approach it and where does upskilling truly pay off?
• Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Labor Market: Women Face Greater Challenges Than Men — Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the labor market and most threatens the professions traditionally held by women. What changes is AI bringing to administration, media, and finance? And why is it important for companies and governments to respond in time? Find the answers in our article.
• How the Kampa Exhibition Invites Reflection on the Future with Artificial Intelligence — A unique exhibition about artificial intelligence is currently taking place at Kampa in Prague, offering not only a wealth of information but above all inspiring reflection on how AI affects our work, daily life, and the future of society. Come discover why this topic is one you should not miss.