#31 - Platform Work and Artificial Intelligence

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SKILLS FACTORY

ETF - European Training Foundation

47 episodes

6 days ago

How is education shaping our societies and the jobs of tomorrow? How are schools, training, and skills evolving across Europe and beyond? And what role will artificial intelligence and automation play in the future of work? In Skills Factory, we explore the big questions about education, skills, green jobs, lifelong learning, and the changing labour market—together with inspiring guests who share their insights and stories. Got an idea, a story to tell, or a topic we should cover? Get in touch: info[at]etf.europa.eu

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#31 - Platform Work and Artificial Intelligence

SKILLS FACTORY

21 minutes 30 seconds

2 years ago

#31 - Platform Work and Artificial Intelligence

In this episode, the discussion revolves around the artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on the labour market and education. We delve into various aspects, including societal fears towards AI in different countries, the historical context of automation in Japan, the potential for AI to address labor shortages, and the future of unpaid household work.

The conversation also explores the individual perspective, offering advice on employability in the age of AI-dominated recruitment processes.

Don't miss this insightful conversation with Vili Lehdonvirta from Oxford University and the author of the book “Cloud Empires: How digital platforms are overtaking the state and how we can regain control” and Iwona Ganko from European Training Foundation.

Host: Maria Lvova Zolotarevskaya, ETF