Artificial Intelligence is here. No longer science fiction, it’s nearly everywhere you look! AI can lead to improvements in our day-to-day lives, whether at home or at work. But what are the implications for our current and future workforce? Kara Miller of The Boston Globe joins us to address this question with some of the top experts in the artificial intelligence and business fields. Explore the ways AI could evolve to create new jobs, complement others, or make some obsolete.

From custodial staff to salespeople to lawyers and technical workers, which careers are likely to be altered, and can businesses adapt to keep up with rapidly changing technology? Let’s peer into the future together and imagine a workforce powered by AI!

Moderated by Kara Miller, PhD, The Boston Globe
With panelists James Bessen, BU School of Law; Rana el Kaliouby, PhD, Deputy CEO at Smart Eye; Karim Lakhani, PhD, Professor, Harvard Business School

Support for this EmPowered by AI event is provided by the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, Toyota Research Institute, BNY Mellon, and The Boston Foundation.

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