Stay curious and adaptable to learn the skills that will be most important as AI fundamentally changes the future of work.
ByMark C. Perna
ByMark C. Perna,
Contributor.
AI has been knocking on the door for years, but 2025 was the year it finally felt mainstream. Now, it seems every company on earth has a plan to start or increase AI implementation. The message is clear: Become AI-fluent or miss out.
Just how fast are things changing? According to LinkedIn data:
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