The future of jobs: 2 experts explain how technology is transforming ‘almost every task’

May 1, 2023

Future of jobs: 75% of organizations are planning to introduce AI over the next five years. Image: Unsplash/Sigmund

Gayle Markovitz

Lead Editor, World Economic Forum

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Macrotrends driving business transformation. Future of Jobs Report 2023

The key trends driving change. Image: World Economic Forum

Future of Jobs Report 2023: Almost half of workers' skills will need to change. Image: World Economic Forum

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Top 10 technology adoption. Future of Jobs report 2023

AI is rising through the ranks of technologies likely to be adopted over the next 5 years. Image: World Economic Forum

How tasks will be split between humans and machines in the coming years. Image: World Economic Forum

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Total job growth and loss. Future of Jobs report 2023

Almost a quarter of jobs will change through growth and decline. Image: World Economic Forum

Jobs that are expected to grow and decline, according to the Future of Jobs Report 2023, by the World Economic Forum. Image: World Economic Forum

Cognitive skills top the list, according to the Future of Jobs Report 2023. Image: World Economic Forum

the Future of Jobs 2023 report finds little correlation between this strategic direction and an increase in skills training for their employees. Image: World Economic Forum

Future of Jobs: 82% of organizations plan to invest in training. Image: World Economic Forum

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