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THE ONE SKILL THAT WILL DEFINE SUCCESS IN AN AI-DRIVEN WORLD

THE ONE SKILL THAT WILL DEFINE SUCCESS IN AN AI-DRIVEN WORLD



Published by Chris Westfall



By 2034, traditional 9-to-5 jobs will become obsolete, giving way to more flexible and dynamic work structures. That’s one of many bold predictions from LinkedIn co-founder, Reid Hoffman. And Hoffman has a pretty strong track record when it comes to betting on the future.   

He predicted social networks would change the world – a bet that led to a $26 billion payoff when he sold LinkedIn. Hoffman was an early Airbnb investor because he saw the rise of the sharing economy. And he predicted the AI revolution years before ChatGPT became widely available.  

Hoffman says that AI will lead to a more flexible workforce, where ideas are currency. If you want to succeed in an AI-driven world, ideas (not effort) are what matter most, according to Hoffman. That means that this one very human skill is what your career needs in order to conquer the future of work.     

How Creativity and AI Will Redefine the Future of Work

In this AI-driven world, the creator economy is poised to flourish. That means that creativity is going to matter more than effort. Your ability to imagine, to create, to envision new possibilities: innovation is your currency, in the current (and future) economy. AI technologies will empower individuals to produce diverse content and products with unprecedented ease, democratizing creation and enabling people to bring their ideas to life without extensive resources. This shift is expected to reduce the cost of goods and services, making them more accessible. How will these changes affect your career? Or, perhaps a better question: what would you like to create for yourself? ChatGPT is ready for that prompt, it seems.

McKinsey offers a prediction that is laced with future-focused insight: current gen AI and other technologies have the potential to automate work activities that absorb up to 70 percent of employees’ time today. How we look at “efficiency” is already changing. For future-focused workers, being better at your job means being more creative in your career. That’s not to say you should take up arts and crafts, or start a dance company (unless you are familiar with that choreography). The message is: how can AI help you to create the future of work?

What Changes Will AI Really Bring to Your Career – and Your Life?

Here are the forces driving the future. Read on, to find ideas to help you to capitalize on these emerging trends in your career:   

Increased Consumption: Greater efficiency from AI means increased profit, in the short term. Hoffman and others predict lower prices will be the result in the long term. This shift may lead to increased consumption, as consumers find themselves with greater purchasing power. This could result in a higher standard of living and access to products and services that were previously unaffordable.

A Massive Jump in Production: JP Morgan Chase predicts a surge in production that we haven’t seen since the introduction of things like the steam engine, electricity or the personal computer. While the steam engine took 60 years to deliver any kind of economy-wide productivity gains, and the PC took 15, AI is already transforming how work gets done. That means that your career focus must shift and adapt. Meanwhile, AI is already creating a surge in artificial content and fake profiles on Instagram and Facebook. Seems the rising tide of production is lifting all boats – even the phony ones.

Shift Towards Value and Quality: With AI optimizing production and reducing costs, value and equality is projected to increase while cost moves in the other direction. The accessibility of higher-quality goods at lower prices could shift consumer focus towards durability and brand reputation.  


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