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World Economic Forum discusses AI job market transformation; university expands AI…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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The World Economic Forum stated that AI is expected to eliminate 92 million jobs and create 170 million new ones by 2030. Separately, Kerrville university launched a $3.6 million initiative to expand its offerings in technology, providing AI certifications to all 1,500 students and offering AI professional development to faculty and staff. This program is funded by a federal grant and focuses on supporting rural, first-generation, and low-income students.

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The discussion highlights the accelerating impact of AI on global employment structures. The university's investment in AI skills training reflects a growing institutional response to the projected transformation of the job market.

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  • World Economic ForumInternational advocacy organization that projected AI's impact on job creation and elimination.

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