Shaping the Relevance and Resilience of Our Expertise Beyond 2030
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The talk addresses how generative AI and emerging agentic AI change who does which tasks and make high-quality questions, problem framing, evaluation rigor and meaning-making the scarce skills. It outlines a concrete meta‑skills framework to keep human experts relevant after 2030 by: redefining expertise, treating AI as a teammate (human+AI collaborative workflows), and relearning adaptive, field‑focused learning practices to build resilience in a VUCA world.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:13Expertise vs generative AI
- 12:48Expert as information guide
- 19:53Resilience with AI
- 26:18New mental framework
- 33:37Learning to learn toolkit
- 40:16Expertise paradox
- 45:12Conclusion
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