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Near-term (1-2 years)
January 11, 2026

Same AI, Very Different Future Of Jobs: Leadership Decides

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Summary

The future of jobs isn’t about AI speed. It’s about leadership choices, workforce readiness, and how organizations redesign work in the age of AI.

Impact Areas

cost
risk
strategic

Sector Impact

Across all sectors (Manufacturing, Finance & Insurance, Healthcare, Retail, Education, Logistics), organizations must proactively reskill employees to manage and leverage AI tools. For example, in healthcare, nurses may need training on AI-powered diagnostic tools, while in retail, workers will need skills to manage automated inventory systems. Failure to do so will lead to decreased efficiency and increased costs.

Analysis Perspective
Executive Perspective

Organizations need to invest in tools and strategies for workforce development and training to effectively integrate AI and automation. This includes identifying skills gaps, creating training programs, and redesigning workflows to optimize human-AI collaboration, ultimately ensuring efficient operations and maximizing the return on AI investments.

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