We at CEPS are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new Tech Podcast. In the first episode, we focus on the state of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market in Europe, and the potential to develop an ecosystem of AI excellence and innovation in the years to come. It is the first of a series of six episodes dedicated to AI, which will be released in the coming months. We will also soon launch a series of five episodes dedicated to the Future of Work in the AI era. These will be the first channels of a broader "CEPS Podcast", which will have many other thematic series.
Join us as we dive into the AI landscape in the EU, exploring the European AI market, identifying possible new policy measures and infrastructure needs, assessing ways to link existing AI hubs, discussing data on jobs and industrial specialisation, and examining the skills that will be needed in the future AI workforce. The podcast will explore new ideas from building Human–AI teams (superteams) to the creation of a CERN for AI.
In each episode, CEPS researchers and our co-host Tom Parker engage in a discussion with renowned experts and guests from academia, business, institutions, and civil society. The first episode, co-hosted by Tom Parker and Andrea Renda, we have invited Pierre-Alexandre Balland, our Chief Data Scientist, and Aleksandra Przegalinska from Kozminsky University, MIT and Harvard. We had a blast, don't miss this conversation!
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We at CEPS are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new Tech Podcast. In the first episode, we focus on the state of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market in Europe, and the potential to develop an ecosystem of AI excellence and innovation in the years to come. It is the first of a series of six episodes dedicated to AI, which will be released in the coming months. We will also soon launch a series of five episodes dedicated to the Future of Work in the AI era. These will be the first channels of a broader "CEPS Podcast", which will have many other thematic series.
Join us as we dive into the AI landscape in the EU, exploring the European AI market, identifying possible new policy measures and infrastructure needs, assessing ways to link existing AI hubs, discussing data on jobs and industrial specialisation, and examining the skills that will be needed in the future AI workforce. The podcast will explore new ideas from building Human–AI teams (superteams) to the creation of a CERN for AI.
In each episode, CEPS researchers and our co-host Tom Parker engage in a discussion with renowned experts and guests from academia, business, institutions, and civil society. The first episode, co-hosted by Tom Parker and Andrea Renda, we have invited Pierre-Alexandre Balland, our Chief Data Scientist, and Aleksandra Przegalinska from Kozminsky University, MIT and Harvard. We had a blast, don't miss this conversation!
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In this first episode of the CEPS Tech Podcast series on “the Future of Work and AI” we are discussing the hopes and fears in the labour market, the impact of AI on jobs and employment, and the changing task content and skills required in jobs of the future. Additionally, we examine historical perspectives on technological change and the importance of policy in shaping the future of work. The conversation highlights the need for interdisciplinary collaboration, monitoring of psychosocial risks, and shaping the reward function of society to create a better future of work.
Our host Tom Parker is joined by co-host Laura Nurski, Associate Research Fellow and Head of Programme on Future of Work at CEPS. Joining them both to help unpick this topic are two leading experts on the Future of Work and AI. Carl Frey, Dieter Schwarz Associate Professor of AI & Work at the Oxford Internet Institute and a Fellow of Mansfield College, University of Oxford (UK). He is also Director of the Future of Work Programme and Oxford Martin Citi Fellow at the Oxford Martin School. Nicky Dries is a Professor of Organisational Behaviour at the Department of Work & Organisation Studies at KU Leuven (Belgium) and at the Department of Leadership & Organisational Behaviour at BI Norwegian Business School (Norway). In Leuven, she runs the Future of Work Lab within the Faculty of Economics, that studies social imaginaries for the future.
This episode is part of the CEPS activities under the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) which brings together OECD members and GPAI countries to advance an ambitious agenda for implementing human-centric, safe, secure and trustworthy AI. You can find more information on GPAI and the Future of Work working group here.
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