This is how workers can adapt to the age of automation
Given the wider use of automation and artificial intelligence, we expect a 55% jump in demand for all types of technological skills, from basic digital knowledge to advanced skills like programming. Image: REUTERS/Rebecca Cook
Susan Lund
Vice President, Economics and Private Sector Development, International Finance Corporation
Eric Hazan
Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company
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