AI and Employability
Opportunities, Challenges and the Future of Work
Opportunities, Challenges and the Future of Work
The full recording, and a 22-page insights report on what the panel found: the readiness gap, India’s place in the AI value chain, the skilling value chain and where a learner should start.
Free to attend. Tell us you are coming so the host knows the numbers, and we will email you the joining details straight away.
Ninety minutes on what AI is doing to work, for the people starting careers and the people hiring for them.
Which entry-level roles are genuinely changing, which are not, and how quickly the line is moving.
The skills that hold their value when the tool does the task — and the ones that stop being differentiators.
What employers are screening for now that was not on the list two years ago.
Building a portfolio that still demonstrates judgement when everyone has access to the same tools.
Where new roles are being created, not only which ones are disappearing.
Open floor — the unscripted half is usually the half people remember.
Practitioners from industry, academia and policy, on one stage for 90 minutes.
Professor & Dean, School of Computational and Integrative Sciences
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Professor of Practice, Computer Technology
IIT Delhi
Chief Executive Officer
Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI)
President, Group CIO & Data Protection Officer
Uno Minda
CEO, Aegis School of Data Science
Founder, Assessfy
Vice President, Technology and Strategy (TSO)
Jade Global
Senior Editor (Moderator)
Education Times
This session is hosted at the JNU Convention Centre, on the JNU campus in New Delhi, and is free to attend. Seating is limited by the venue. Guests from outside JNU, whether working professionals or students from other colleges, register above and carry a government photo ID, because the session is on the university campus.
We are adding host institutions through October and November. You provide the auditorium and the audience; we bring the panellists, the moderator, the format and the promotion. There is no fee to host.
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