AI can make work faster. But should it do all the thinking for us?
In this Wise & Shine conversation, Chelvin Loh, Dr Tommie Chen and Mario Jacober explore how AI is changing jobs, skills and the way people work.
The bigger question is not simply whether AI will replace jobs, but which tasks should be automated, where human judgement still matters and what skills will keep professionals relevant.
For working professionals, staying ahead may mean less chasing every new AI tool and more strengthening judgement, communication, adaptability and real-world capability.
Produced in partnership with Lifelong Learning Singapore.
Disclaimer: This content is for general informational and educational purposes only.
Watch the full conversation on Youtube.
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