Artificial Intelligence has revolutionized the way we work and this impact is expected to gain more and more strength in the coming years. This is a change that has been altering the rules of the game, creating a need for new skills.
This is because highly repetitive activities with little social interaction tend to be replaced by machines, leaving human beings to perform tasks that require creativity and contact with other people. This new scenario brings risks to the market we are used to, but at the same time it also brings a series of new opportunities.
In an exclusive online class for LIT students, our Academic and Artificial Intelligence Director, Prof. Dr. Adriano Mussa, spoke about the main skills, according to the World Economic Forum, that will be necessary in the future - which is getting closer every day.
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Reskilling
More important than more specific skills, Mussa explains denmark whatsapp data that Reskilling , that is, learning to learn, is increasingly relevant since changes are happening quickly and it is necessary to always be up to date.
Although it may seem simple, constantly learning is not an easy task, since, in addition to requiring discipline to make it a habit, it is also necessary to relearn and question knowledge that has already been internalized. "Our brain is programmed to save energy, that's how we survive. We were made to be in our comfort zone. Learning to learn is redefining all the learning you have already had and understanding that this process will never stop," explains Mussa.
Vale reminds us that learning is not synonymous with absorbing information. The professor explains that when we truly go through a learning process we know how to answer questions like "how" and "why", in addition to just "who" and "what".
Skills of the future
The economy is capable of adapting to new contexts, but Mussa emphasizes that the solutions we found at other times in history to get through a period of transformation will not be the same ones that will help us overcome the changes brought about by the impact of Artificial Intelligence. Therefore, we need to keep an eye on the skills that, according to the World Economic Forum, will be increasingly necessary in the job market:
Future Skills Infographic
Many of these skills are directly linked to technology, but the professor emphasizes that most of them represent what the machine cannot yet do, such as Emotional Intelligence, Design, Creativity and Complex Problem Solving, activities that require the sensitivity of the human brain.