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Have we properly understood the fourth industrial revolution?

The most extensive study on AI and the future of work today based on adoption patterns, the Digital Futures of Work research programme draws from interviews with 500+ respondents and quantitative analyses, examining patterns of activity across key digital hubs around the world including Silicon Valley, Singapore, London, Seoul, Helsinki, Berlin and many more.

The findings uncover a challenging future of work ahead as the dominant approach in most hubs is the use of AI/digital technologies to automate, standardise and redistribute knowledge/complex work – the very category of jobs that has powered social mobility across societies for decades. The findings call for a markedly different approach to education and training, and other aspects of policy.

KEY FINDINGS
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Infographics series: Competing views for the future of work

01 November, 2023
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Infographics series: Who is in the middle?

01 November, 2023
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Infographics series: Technology and jobs in Singapore

01 November, 2023

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