New findings from the LLM Council reveal that three leading language models give distinct answers in the first stage of evaluation. Andrej Karpathy weighs in on the implications for collective judgment, anonymous rankings, and the future of jobs. Dive into the details! #LLMCouncil #AndrejKarpathy #CollectiveJudgment #FutureOfJobs

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78M new jobs by 2030, but 39% of skills outdated!
🚨 The "Future of Jobs Report 2025" from the World Economic Forum highlights AI, cybersecurity, & resilience as key.
📈 Open edX powers upskilling. Are you ready?
📖 More ⬇️
https://reports.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Future_of_Jobs_Report_2025.pdf

#FutureOfJobs #Upskilling #AI #OpenEdX

I’ve never believed in job security. AI just made that belief mainstream.

The only real security is being so good, so unique, that automation isn’t an option.

#AI #CareerGrowth #FutureOfJobs #StandOut

What are the core and emerging skills by 2030?

Interesting to see programming, reading, writing and mathematics being considered a core skill only by ca. 20% of respondents. Placed in the quadrant "Out of focus skills. Less essential now, and not expected to increase in use."

Source
World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Survey 2024.

#programming #mathematics #leadership #futureofwork #futureofjobs

R to @MariaWalshEU: 📤 Digital Skills Certification: I’m a big promoter of digital apprenticeships, and so, the creation of standardised digital skills certification programmes, which could be recognised by employers, would be a game changer.

#DigitalFuture #FutureofJobs #DigitalTransformation

🐦🔗: https://nitter.cz/MariaWalshEU/status/1715443077697929511#m

[2023-10-20 19:01 UTC]

Will the job that you trained for even exist in 12 months? What #jobs will disappear? What will be created?
I look at the #futureofjobs report from the World Economic Forum and the trends that will reign in the next 5 years.

I write for The Free Press Journal
#AI
https://www.freepressjournal.in/analysis/thefutureof-thelabourmarketisfuzzy