The evolution of AI is changing the way we define and perform work as well as how we support the people who perform it. And as adoption continues to expand, it has the potential to disrupt 83 million jobs globally and create 69 million new job roles. Find out how HR leaders are leading the way and applying AI to drive HR and talent transformation.
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Google DeepMind partners with UK government to boost AI researchNews The deal includes the development of a new AI research lab, as well as access to tools to improve government efficiency
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Is BESS the key to data center energy demand?In-depth Battery energy storage systems can evolve from a transitional solution to a core asset for data centers
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IBM’s Confluent acquisition will give it a ‘competitive edge’ and supercharge its AI credentialsAnalysis IBM described Confluent as a “natural fit” for its hybrid cloud and AI strategy, enabling “end-to-end integration of applications, analytics, data systems and AI agents”.
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Want to get the most out of Anthropic’s Claude AI assistant? This new training course will give you prompt engineering tips and how to use Claude CodeNews New Coursera specializations aim to help Claude users of all levels brush up on their skills
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IBM layoffs loom as ‘single-digit percentage’ of global workforce set for cutsNews Headcount at the cloud giant has been decreasing steadily in recent years
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AI is redefining roles in the tech industry and forcing Gen Z workers to reassess career pathsNews Gen Z workers remain cautious about AI while industry turbulence is changing their outlook on company loyalty
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Databricks wants to train 100,000 people in AI across the UK and Ireland – here's how to get involvedNews The company will work with government and academic institutions to bolster AI and data skills
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IT and business pros call for more tech trainingnews Projects are being abandoned thanks to a lack of tech skills
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Enterprises are concerned about ‘critical shortages’ of staff with AI ethics and security expertiseNews Tech leaders are reporting higher demand for AI literacy and “human skills”
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Rampant skills gaps should be a ‘wake-up call for every leader’ as AI, tech talent shortages hamper growthNews AI and broader tech skills are two of the three biggest headaches for tech leaders
