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In this episode of Innovation Waves, we explore the great skills inversion reshaping the AI-augmented workforce. Starting from research by Barclays, IBM Institute for Business Value and McKinsey, the conversation examines why STEM proficiency alone is no longer enough, why time management and prioritization have become executive priorities, and why the future belongs to orchestrators who can combine human judgment with artificial intelligence.Innovation Waves is a collective of Creative Technologists and Digital Strategists helping brands navigate the digital landscape and ride the waves of innovation.Written by Fabrizio Rinaldi. Read more at www.innovation-waves.com.
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