Citi&rsquo;s Rob Garlick asks Marshall Goldsmith, the world&rsquo;s leading executive coach and award-winning leadership author, about the human skills that will be more important or valuable as Artificial Intelligence continues to advance.
The conversation starts with Marshall explaining why his is giving his new AI-powered coaching bot away to all for free and finishes on the most important lessons Marshall has learnt over his extraordinary career. A link to Marshall&rsquo;s bio and his new coach bot can be found <a href="https://marshallgoldsmith.com/meet-marshall/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link-source="tiny">here</a>.

In conversation with Marshall Goldsmith on humans adapting in the Age of AI

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Which human skills will come to the fore as artificial intelligence advances?
It&rsquo;s a question that comes up time and again. A new report from Citi GPS seeks to answer it.
We frame the debate around six key problems and potential solutions, building on previous Citi reports about how technology, including AI, will impact the future of work.&nbsp;
Problem 1 &ndash; AI will continue to advance, surpassing humans in many tasks.
Solution &ndash; We need greater emphasis on the areas in which humans will maintain competitive advantage versus AI.
Problem 2 &ndash; Most people don&rsquo;t know what the human skills of the future will be.
Solution &ndash; We ask 28 experts across a range of fields what they think the skills of the future will be, and why.&nbsp;
Problem 3 &ndash; How do we prepare for these essential human skills?
Solution &ndash; We summarize the expert views on how companies, education and policy can help, concluding that change is needed now.&nbsp;
Problem 4 &ndash; How do we better measure the human skills that will be increasingly important?
Solution &ndash; We are over-emphasizing the measurement of areas in which AI will surpass us and we need to get better at providing credentials for durable human skills.
Problem 5 &ndash; How do we then better share skill credentials?
Solution &ndash; Verified and interoperable skill wallets will grow to save time and money for individuals and companies. They are likely to become a new norm.
Problem 6 &ndash; Everyone knows that upskilling and reskilling are a big part of the answer to how humans adapt to AI, but so far this appears more rhetoric than reality.
Solution &ndash; We see a trend change in learning &amp; development driven by AI training, investment in skills training, coaching and psychological testing.
We think this report will be of interest to employers, educationalists, policy makers, employees, students and parents.
Increased awareness and debate is however only part of the story. As many experts we talked to note, we need action and execution.
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AI is not waiting for anyone. The race between AI&rsquo;s progress and the human ability to adapt has already started.

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Human Skills to Thrive in the Age of AI

Which human skills will come the fore as artificial intelligence advances?&nbsp;It’s a question that comes up time and again. A new report from Citi GPS seeks to answer it.

What Machines Can’t Master

Post the recent publication of a new Citi GPS report titled &lsquo;What Machines Can&rsquo;t Master&rsquo; Anuj Gangahar discusses some of the conclusions with Rob Garlick and Wenyan Fei, including what human skills will become more important and valuable as Artificial Intelligence advances and what needs to change. &nbsp;

What Machines Can’t Master – Human Skills to Thrive in the Age of AI 

Citi recently launched a new GPS report, &nbsp;<a href="https://www.citigroup.com/global/insights/citigps/what-machines-can-t-master" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link-source="tiny">"What Machines Can&rsquo;t Master"</a>, focusing on how human skills can thrive in an AI Age. With more jobs becoming increasingly susceptible to automation, we are in urgent need to pivot to new durable human skills (DHS) through continuous learning to futureproof our careers. As part of the continued conversation on this topic,&nbsp; Wenyan Fei, Associate Research Analyst, Citi with Margo Griffith, Principal Skills Consultant, Edalex discuss how Edalex is helping democratise L&amp;D, credentialise DHS and foster the adoption of skills wallet.
Key topics covered:
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<li style="font-size: 16px;">What Edalex has been doing in the space?</li>
<li style="font-size: 16px;">Where they are right now with this journey?</li>
<li style="font-size: 16px;">What they plan to do next to move things further down the line?</li>
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Citi recently launched a new GPS report, <a href="https://www.citigroup.com/global/insights/citigps/what-machines-can-t-master" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link-source="tiny">"What Machines Can&rsquo;t Master"</a>,&nbsp;focusing on how human skills can thrive in an AI Age. With more jobs becoming increasingly susceptible to automation, we are in urgent need to pivot to new durable human skills (DHS) through continuous learning to futureproof our careers. As part of the continued conversation on this topic,&nbsp; Wenyan Fei, Associate Research Analyst, Citi with Margo Griffith, Principal Skills Consultant, Edalex discuss how Edalex is helping democratise L&amp;D, credentialise DHS and foster the adoption of skills wallet.