KPMG leaders share their key takeaways around #AI from Davos last week. Watch the full video here: https://social.kpmg/hiuya5
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1moKPMG, - AI is here to boost not just industries but people’s careers, bringing new opportunities and more efficient ways to work. - Instead of replacing jobs, AI will create roles we never imagined, turning routine tasks into chances for creative thinking. - Think of AI as a tool to help employees do their jobs better, faster, and more accurately, giving them space to focus on what truly matters. - With AI, workers will be empowered to make smarter decisions, pushing industries forward while building their own careers. - New technologies demand new skills, creating a demand for training and professional growth across all sectors. - The shift to AI-driven work will open doors to more specialized, high-demand jobs, from developers to ethical AI experts. - As AI handles the repetitive, humans will lead with innovation, solving bigger challenges and creating real-world impact. - AI’s rise isn’t about fewer jobs—it’s about better jobs, more rewarding roles, and a stronger workforce. - Embracing AI can unlock a world of possibilities, not just for businesses but for workers eager to learn and grow. - The future with AI is one of collaboration, where humans and machines work together to shape a brighter tomorrow.