CONNECTIONS: The future of jobs in an AI-powered economy

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“AI may become superior in every single task. In this scenario, the primary role of humans would be to provide feedback to AI, enabling it to serve us better.” Join us as we explore: The impact of AI on human labour The skills and qualifications needed for today’s data-driven organisations The entrepreneurial opportunities presented by the AI industry In this episode, Dr Aybars Tuncdogan, senior lecturer in marketing and technology, is in conversation with Samir Sharma, the Founder and CEO of datazuum, a data strategy and analytics consultancy. Learn more about King's Business School: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/business Learn more about datazuum: https://datazuum.com/

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