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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 56 MIN

Focus #64 | AI fluency and empathy: what the market demands yoday | Kweilin Ellingrud | La Hora

from Focus · host Diario La Hora

Artificial intelligence is changing work, businesses, and the future of employment faster than we can imagine. In this episode of Focus, Gabriela Vivanco talks with Kweilin Ellingrud, Director of the McKinsey Global Institute and Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, about the real impact of AI on jobs, the skills that will survive technological change, and the challenges women face in the corporate world.From the fear of losing one's job to the importance of empathy, leadership, and constant learning, this interview grounds major global discussions into the reality of Latin America and Ecuador.In addition, Kweilin discusses:The jobs that will grow and those that will disappear.How to use AI so you don't get left behind.The concept of the "broken rung" and the barriers women face.Networking, leadership, and motherhood.Why empathy remains irreplaceable.Follow us on our social media: Facebook:⁠ https://lhra.ec/x03QNtr X:⁠ https://lhra.ec/grgDJ9C TikTok:⁠ https://lhra.ec/vLY2pqS Instagram: https://lhra.ec/Q9AFV1c Spotify: https://lhra.ec/Np0sg5h WhatsApp:⁠ https://lhra.ec/DKxz4xZ

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