AI and the Future of Work: Balancing Skills for Success
Anuradha Balasundaram
Associate Professor & Head | FutureSkills @ SNS Institutions
AI is not here to replace human workers—it’s a tool to enhance how we operate. This evolution creates opportunities to focus on quality, innovation, and transforming how tasks are handled.
To thrive in an AI-driven world, AI fluency is essential. Digital literacy and a solid understanding of AI empower employees to use AI tools effectively, communicate clearly, and uncover opportunities where AI can add value. However, it’s not just technical skills that matter. Soft skills like communication, critical thinking, attention to detail, and adaptability play a key role in managing AI solutions and driving success.
For example, employees who can explain complex AI concepts in simple terms bridge the gap between technical teams and non-technical stakeholders. This fosters collaboration, aligns teams, and ensures that AI solutions are implemented strategically. Attention to detail ensures accuracy, while adaptability allows organizations to respond effectively to changes brought by AI adoption.
The key takeaway? AI fluency stands out as a foundational skill across industries. Combined with technical expertise like data analysis and cybersecurity, as well as human-centric skills, it allows organizations to manage, protect, and innovate with AI tools.
The future of work is a partnership between humans and AI, where the right balance of technical and soft skills unlocks opportunities for growth, innovation, and success.
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2 个月Great advice!madam