"AI skills"

Since LLMs can now automatically rewrite our inputs into clear, effective prompts, the main complexity lies in shifting the levels.

Talking to AI well is becoming one of the most valuable business skills, because better questions lead to better thinking, clearer decisions...

AI is acting as a new industrial revolution. Discover how workers are gaining confidence while employers scramble to adapt to rapid technolo...

The AI-verified engineer is a different profile: They own outcomes, not prompts.

Schools are shifting from AI bans to AI literacy in education, teaching students how to use AI responsibly, critically and effectively for t...

Colleges must embrace AI while prioritizing human creativity, humanities, oversight, and adaptability to remain relevant and competitive.

AI learning is a top priority for both employees and executives, but a widening gap is emerging between investment and real-world impact.

AI is not just improving productivity. It is changing what good work looks like.

Only 1% of laid-off workers blame AI. But Gallup data show those who rarely used it were far likelier to lose their jobs — triple the risk i...

Gen Z workers are becoming increasingly dependent on AI at work, raising concerns about confidence, critical thinking, and long-term career...

The requirements for business and employee success in a world of AI. A framework for desirable traits in teams and workforce.

The talent shortage is not generic AI skills. It is the rare combination of judgment, rigor and domain depth that makes AI usable in product...