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Experts Evelyn Forget , Guy Standing , and Karl Widerquist chart a course toward a more inclusive and resilient world.
The rapid pace of technological advancement raises crucial questions: Will there be enough jobs to go around? And who—or what—will hold those scarce positions? The ability of AI to perform current human job functions is leading to job displacement. Young people, who already faceat alarming rates, will be competing with machines for fewer jobs, which is likely to exacerbate the mental health crisis.
While AI and automation may not entirely eliminate jobs, they create a demand for skills that don’t match those emphasized by today’s education systems, says, a globally recognized economist known for her work on health and social policies."There is a significant mismatch between the skills that workers bring to the market and the skills that new jobs require," she explains.
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