THE year is 2008. As a college junior, I remember the awe-inspiring novelty of the first iPhone. A simple swipe on a glass surface connected you to a world of information and people, a concept seemingly ripped from a science fiction movie. Today, smartphones and the app store are commonplace, shaping the careers of millennials.
Now, another generation — the Class of 2024 — stands poised to enter a workforce shaped by a similarly transformative technology: artificial intelligence . This technological leap can feel daunting, mirroring the anxieties each generation experiences with tech advancements. After all, 'digital marketer' or 'iOS developer' wasn't a career path when I was in college. But it became a career path for many of my peers in the years following.
Imagine AI-powered systems analyzing vast datasets to guide public policy decisions, or personalized health care plans revolutionizing medicine. The possibilities for addressing global challenges are limitless.AI: A tool for progress, shaped by humanityThe World Economic Forum estimates that by 2025, AI could contribute up to $5.3 trillion to the global economy.
AI With Humanity As Our Compass
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