Generative artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies are changing the work world as we know it. While some estimate that these tools could disrupt 25% of jobs, other research suggests that AI will actually create 133 million new jobs by 2030. The market for AI-powered software is expected to hit $1.3 trillion by then, and successful companies are adapting with it instead of fighting against it. Of course, that involves navigating ethical and accuracy considerations, which requires well-trained talent.
Thomson Reuters, is in the process of adopting a skills-first approach to career development and growth that ensures its employees stay abreast of innovative tools and technologies, keeping them and the company current and competitive in today’s market. Thomson Reuters recently launched an enterprise-wide Global Learning Days program to boost internal mobility and skill development—with the first day focused on AI and ML capabilities and three more scheduled for this year. Join us for a discussion about the criticality of investing in and prioritizing continuous learning and skill-building in a rapidly evolving workforce.
In this webinar, you’ll learn about:
How to navigate rapid change in a technologically advancing workforce
The various ways in which AI and ML are changing the workforce, and how successful companies are adapting
The specific tools and technologies that Thomson Reuters has implemented to scale both talent and company growth
Learning program ideas that can help empower employees with skill development
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Pragashini is Head of HR for Product, Operations & Technology and responsible for leading Thomson Reuters combined Talent and Diversity Centres of Excellence globally, including Talent Acquisition efforts. She is an architect for the overall talent strategy guiding how we attract, develop, and retain the best talent, grow our leaders, and enable performance that reinforces the deep commitment to building diverse teams and an inclusive environment. Prior to joining in September 2018, Pragashini was at Royal Bank of Canada for 18 years ...
Rebecca Davidson is an accomplished HR Consultant with a proven track record of driving strategic initiatives across Thomson Reuters in support of critical business priorities. With a primary focus on career development programs, Rebecca has played a pivotal role in shaping talent strategies and fostering a culture of continuous learning within the organization. At Thomson Reuters, Rebecca has spearheaded initiatives such as Talent Marketplace, Mentoring, and Learning Days, designed to empower employees and facilitate their professional ...
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