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With AI advancing at breakneck speed, what does this mean for your job, your company, and the way we work? Martin Ford, one of the world's top futurists, joins us to break down the rapid rise of AI and how it's shaking up the job market. In this episode, Martin reveals why white-collar jobs might vanish before blue-collar ones, how AI agents are quietly becoming our new co-workers, and why leaders need to embrace this shift instead of fearing it. We dive into the strategies every leader needs to stay ahead, including how to balance human talent with AI's growing capabilities, why hybrid teams are the future, and what to do now to prepare for the massive workplace changes on the horizon.
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With AI advancing at breakneck speed, what does this mean for your job, your company, and the way we work? Martin Ford, one of the world's top futurists, joins us to break down the rapid rise of AI and how it's shaking up the job market. In this episode, Martin reveals why white-collar jobs might vanish before blue-collar ones, how AI agents are quietly becoming our new co-workers, and why leaders need to embrace this shift instead of fearing it. We dive into the strategies every leader needs to stay ahead, including how to balance human talent with AI's growing capabilities, why hybrid teams are the future, and what to do now to prepare for the massive workplace changes on the horizon.
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