The Workforce of the Future Podcast The Perpejulant Institute

This episode is from a 5-episode podcast on the Changing Nature of Work, produced by Organizational Psychology Masters and PhD students, under the guidance of Prof. Patricia "Denise" Lopez, Alliant International University. (Spring, 2020)   

Speakers: Tania Amirian, Landon Crews, Gagik Mkrtchyan, Jenny Zhu and special guest, Dr. Kenneth Roberts

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Ken Roberts, founder of the institute is a doctor of philosophy and education specializing in training and performance improvement. His research contributes to future thought leaders in education and business, keenly focused on learning in human performance acceleration. Through our research agenda it is our hope to contribute new knowledge within the disciplines of business management, human performance technology and more. Tune in and visit https://www.perpejulantinstitute.com/ for more info.

Think of the workforce. Artificial Intelligence will define the way we think act and perform to improve results. Today, we are at the forefront of the 4th industrial revolution. How does this impact the highly skilled workers? Human behavior will play a pivotal role in how AI impacts the workforce of the future. Every futurist is trying to address how AI will impact the workforce.

Listen as Dr. Roberts gives his thought on the subject. How do you feel? Leave your comments, questions and ideas.

The process of work will be redefined by the technologies we employ to improve human performance. Robots have already taken the place of carbon bodies in retail outlets like Walmart. So the question becomes, what will work look like in the future? How will humans be able to navigate the course of work? Can humans become more efficient with the emergence of robots?

Dr. Kenneth Roberts, the CEO, Founder and Executive Director for the Perpejulant Institute is your host. The Perpejulant Institute is located in Southern California and is a knowledge management center focused on generating future thought.

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